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Raven

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Hi all, I was at my brother in laws house showing him just how easy it is to remove wax from his black trim using a white eraser when his friend walked over to see what we were up too. His friend was very impressed and starting asking a lot of questions. Anyway to make a long story short he came back a couple of minutes later and offered to sell me a brand new, never used PC 7336SP for $40.00. Of course I said yes and grabbed it. Now I have two questions

1- Is this one basically the same as the 7424?

2- What would be the best pad kit I should get so I can start using it.



Have to say that I'm a bit scared of it right now but after reading all the post here I have to give it a try.



Thanks in advance to all.
 
Yup, same machine. The base model is 7335 and the varying numbers you see just signify different accessories. You might want to check out the PC Accessory thread in the Hall of Fame forum here on Autopia.
 
Raven- Yep, you got a good deal on a good machine; one of my PCs is a 7336. Don't worry, you'll do fine with it. Study up on what to get and how to use it.



I like the assortment of pads Dinzdale40 got. Those "ready made pad kits", where the vendor includes what they want to sell you, are generally not as good as that suggestion. The 3/3/2 combo sounds just right for starting out :xyxthumbs
 
That is a great deal! Don't be scared of using a PC, they basically mimmick the movement of your hand, just faster. Rotary buffers require proper training and practice, but you can pretty much just jump right in with a PC and very little practice.
 
Thanks for the replies! I'll be shopping on line for the pads later tonight (leaving for my birthday party now). I'm really looking forward to trying the PC out :bounce
 
Hi all, I'm planning on ordering some pads tonight. Any suggestions on what brand and where I should order them from. From what I've read it seems that most people like the flat ones, is this correct? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
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