Porter Cable RO
Meguiars RO
Griot`s RO
Hitachi Rotary
DeWalt Rotary
Makita Rotary
Flex DA
Flex Circular
Cyclo
Pneumatic
Other.....
Interesting thought.
In your opinion is it more the reverse rotation or is it the forced rotation that makes the flex so hard to control? If the rotation was in the same direction even though it was forced, would that make it easier to control?
Edit: When I try out the festool is forced rotation mode, will it become hard to control?
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That`s a very good question. I`ve never tried a forced rotation polisher that spins clockwise. Kevin Brown told me that even in forced rotation mode, the Festool was a joy to use. So, could it be the counter clockwise rotation of the Flex that makes it hard to control? I`m going to present this question to Kevin. :thumbup:
Bryan Burnworth - Atlanta Car Detailing - Peachstate Detail LLC
Selected as one of the top nine detailers in the US by Autoweek
Published in the 356 Registry
The only exclusive Opti-Coat Pro specialist in Atlanta
All PPF work done by the best in Atlanta Derek Johnson of Atlanta Protective Films
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Yeah, thanks Bryan... for helping me spend my hard earned money!:toetap05:
I feel good though, I`m helping the economy.:wizard:
It`ll be fun to see what this new thang does, I just got a Meg`s G110v2 from PAC as well. I always end up using the Makita, but you know the drill...
Q. How many polishers is enough?
A. Just one more!:biggrin:
I have the same problem with guitars, luckily polishers are WAY cheaper.
Gary Bohannon
Beaux Art Detail
Nashville, TN
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