PC 7336 or PC 7424

[MattelMuscle]

PC 7336 or PC 7424, Ok so my partner is itching to pick up either or, he is the exterior man, I myself handle the schmoozing of the client and the interiors of cars. so...because I`m also incharge of the checkbook, I wanted to do a bit of investigation into these two products...which would you guys choose...because after reading up about them...only thing I see is the fact that right off the bat you get a polishing pad and some "polish" they give you. so...which is better?

big dog 7424

or the

big dog 7336



you know what, I just did a search on the issue....seems the units are the same sorry for eating up space... I feel like an ass...Ok,...here it is...which do ya guys like better? (using this question to save myself...lol)

[JeffBruce]

here is some info...
http://bimmer.roadfly.org/bmw/forums...1430487&page=1
http://www.detailcity.com/forums/sho...hlight=roadfly

also
10 percent dicount on this
http://www.premiumautocare.com/7424.html

http://www.premiumautocare.com/edgebuffingpad.html

[groebuck]

They are pretty much the same - one has a 5" counter weight one has a 6" I think - either way your going to need a velcro backing plate and an assortment of pads - - so get that checkbook out

[awd330]

Originally posted by MattelMuscle
you know what, I just did a search on the issue....seems the units are the same sorry for eating up space...

Besides the polishing pad difference, the two models also ship with different counterweights. The 7424 ships with a 5" weight, while the 7336 ships with a 6" weight. Match the weight to your velcro backing plate size.

Edit: Groebuck typed faster than I did.

[rollman]

If you have a Lowes Home Center where you are check them out . The ones out here carry the 7336SP , it has the 6" counter weight and the polishing pad. Not a bad deal at $109.