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Originally Posted by widyhs I ahve heard so much positive feedback on the Flex 3401. Just a quick question to those of you who have both, woudl you recommend Flex IN place of rotary for correction work. I use PC exclusively right now and have been contemplating getting the rotary but given the risks associated with using one, would getting a Flex be a better alternative?
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both of your question to the fullest;
Question A in your title :: If I (as an experienced user) was forced, I would choose rotary, due to it's absolutely superior correction abilities.
Question B in your post :: Since you are measuring the risks associated with a rotary, I
highly recommend that you start with a Flex. I say this because you
must get some experience with a rotary first if you are to use this machine 'right away', unless you have plenty of body panels and/or test vehicles than can have paint damage to practice on and destroy, I wouldn't go running into the world of rotary on your own daily drivers, or another owners' vehicle.
I am in no way implying you're going to be terrible, but learning a rotary is the time to let the damage be done. We all did it, however well we hide it.
With that said, I would not give up the rotary for the world, but I feel the need to remove any holograms with a PC/Flex. The Flex being the more effective, newer option.
Good luck sir.