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    Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    I am getting ready to purchase a PC but I am not sure what the difference is between the PC 7424, and the PC 7336.

    When I get the PC I am also looking at getting Edge 2000 pads for it, are these worth the money?

    I have a few coats of Zaino on my truck and am wondering if the "wash it with Dawn dish detergent" will also work for it, or should I re-claybar the whole truck again?

    Your thoughts and knowledge are appreciated.

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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    am getting ready to purchase a PC but I am not sure what the difference is between the PC 7424, and the PC 7336.
    The only diffrence I know of is the counter weight. Both machines will produce the same finish.
    When I get the PC I am also looking at getting Edge 2000 pads for it, are these worth the money?
    I have not tried the Edge 2000 pads, so maybe others will chime in on this question.
    I have a few coats of Zaino on my truck and am wondering if the "wash it with Dawn dish detergent" will also work for it, or should I re-claybar the whole truck again?
    I would not use Dawn. I would wash with a good soap for automobiles then clay. I haven`t used Zaino products before, but would think that after following those steps you would be ready for polish then your lsp.
    Maybe others will reply that have more knowledge.
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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    Short answer- no difference other than the counter weight.
    Long answer- http://www.coastaltool.com/cgi-bin/S...8ef+1135946649
    You can pick the 7336 up at Lowes for $109 I believe.

    It seems like the edge pads are a good pad system. You`ll have centered pads 100% of the time and good customer service. I don`t know the quality of the pads themselves but I`m sure they are great.

    If you feel any grittyness on your paint then re-clay. I wouldn`t recomend using the dawn for a wash. If you are going to be using a chemical or abrasive polish (or clay) then this will remove your prior sealants.
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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    ditto..


    Quote Originally Posted by budman3
    Short answer- no difference other than the counter weight.
    Long answer- http://www.coastaltool.com/cgi-bin/S...8ef+1135946649
    You can pick the 7336 up at Lowes for $109 I believe.

    It seems like the edge pads are a good pad system. You`ll have centered pads 100% of the time and good customer service. I don`t know the quality of the pads themselves but I`m sure they are great.

    If you feel any grittyness on your paint then re-clay. I wouldn`t recomend using the dawn for a wash. If you are going to be using a chemical or abrasive polish (or clay) then this will remove your prior sealants.

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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    Ditto for 7336 vs 7474.
    By the way Lowes had it for $109 in store when I went there on Sunday 05/28 but now on the lowes.com its listed as $139.I am sure they were not running a special on the PC.
    Zaino recommends using Dawn Dishwashing (plain one wihtout the scent) to remove wax/sealant before using their claybar but if u r using an abrasive polish u dont need to use Dawn.

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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    Quote Originally Posted by Black Hemi
    When I get the PC I am also looking at getting Edge 2000 pads for it, are these worth the money?
    It took me a lot of time to make the move and try Edge 2000 Pads. After all I have a lot of money invested in my hook and loop pads and backing plates. Well I made the switch and I`m not going back. Best pads and slickest system I`ve ever seen.
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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    Quote Originally Posted by florida90
    Zaino recommends using Dawn Dishwashing (plain one wihtout the scent) to remove wax/sealant before using their claybar but if u r using an abrasive polish u dont need to use Dawn.
    By the time you`ve clayed & polished, you will have removed the old wax, so the whole Dawn wash controversy is a moot point anyway.

    Dawn & Simple Green.... boy, if those two were used together on the same detail, a portal straight from another dimension would open up and monsters would copme through and kill us all.
    I still don`t believe in grit guards.

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    Re: Getting ready to purchase PC polisher and have some questions, please help.

    Thanks for all the great feedback. Now I just have to make the order.

 

 

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