New Here, gonna take the pc plunge, a few ?'s

SMRcalidiv · 07-11-06, 03:19

Like I said I'm new here, and I have been looking around for awhile at the PC 7424, and thats the way I'm gonna go. What I need to know is what else I will need. My car has just been repainted so I'm looking to take out the swirl/buffing marks left by the painter. If someone can point me in the direction of a good kit that will have everything I need I would appreciate it, thanks.

Danase · 07-11-06, 04:10

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Originally Posted by SMRcalidiv

Like I said I'm new here, and I have been looking around for awhile at the PC 7424, and thats the way I'm gonna go. What I need to know is what else I will need. My car has just been repainted so I'm looking to take out the swirl/buffing marks left by the painter. If someone can point me in the direction of a good kit that will have everything I need I would appreciate it, thanks.

I would go with a 6" backing plate and some 7.5" variable contact Lake Country pads. As for polishes I would go with Four Star's Body Shop Line. Wait about a month or two before waxing or sealing though.

a.k.a. Patrick · 07-11-06, 05:15

Agreed with the FS Body Shop line. I used it this past weekend with excellent results.....I would however go with a smaller pad for a little better concentration. Just my $.02

SMRcalidiv · 07-11-06, 01:48

thanks guys, is there a kit available that I could buy the pads and pc all together?

scooterguitar · 07-11-06, 02:09

http://www.autogeek.net/po.html

Lots of various kits, good prices, fast shippinh, great customer service!
Good luck on your adventure!

SMRcalidiv · 07-11-06, 02:21

does that kit for 189.99 have everything i will need or will i have to buy additional pads?

SMRcalidiv · 07-12-06, 03:46

http://www.superiorcarcare.net/porter-cable-kit.html

what about this kit , it uses lake country pads?