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Originally Posted by JuneBug The question is, "What are going to be doing?" If you're just doing details on your cars and maybe a few family members - then get a PC or a Flex. The PC is much cheaper, and even though I have a rotary, I still use the PC on about every detail - applying wax, minor paint cleaning, or using a brush on the carpet. |
I do about 10 cars a week and I want to cut down on the time I spend on paint correction. The PC is OK except when it comes to soemhting requiring extra cutting power. I haven't got any proper exposure to rotary but willing to give it a try. However, if I can get away with the Flex, I thought why not.
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Originally Posted by MobileJay I will speak for myself. I bought the Flex because I wanted a powerful machine that could make my job a bit easier and not burn paint. I don't have the time to buy a rotary and practice till I'm confident to use on paying customers. I would like to get a rotary and be good at it but that takes time. I bought the Flex instead and love the machine. I sold my PC and I have no regrets. |
The Flex is a very expensive machine though. Perhaps there is someone in LA area willing to lease it out for a week?