Charles,
Please let everyone know what you think after you have had the chance to use it.
Dave
To me, the chord holder is genius, since I'm using a wrap under the top of the apron, and a climbing link on the side.
Is it heavy enough to avoid getting caught in a rotary (by the wind of the rotary)?
Price is right.
The apron finally got used this past week.
Pros:
1. It seems to be of good quality.
2. It doesn't get moved around much by the wind. I don't use a rotary, but I don't think it would be a problem with the apron flapping in the breeze from a rotary.
3. It's nice to have something on that isn't a concern getting against the paint.
4. The pockets are large enough and the apron is sturdy enough to hold 32 oz. bottles of product, and several MF towels.
5. The apron is generously cut and provides enough coverage that your clothing should be protected from product sling.
6. The cord holders are well placed and do their job well, but.....
See the minor con below.
Con: (Maybe?):
1. Because of the way I polish, the cord holders weren't near the benefit I had hoped for.
I usually do a section, then wipe off the polish and inspect that section before moving on. Removing the cord from the holder after each section and replacing it before the next section was more bother than it was worth to me. After doing it three times, I quit using the cord holders.
If you were doing the entire vehicle, they probably would be fine. They work good, just more of a nuisance than of any value to me in my particular way of polishing.
FWIW, I don't use a rotary and the only concern I have with the PC cord is dragging it across the surface of the vehicle. I have never caught the cord with the PC.
For $15, I have no complaints although I'm not 100% sure I would buy it again. My 99 cent nail aprons hold small bottles of product and several MF towels and work for me.
It is a good looking item.
For a professional, the Edge apron would look a lot better than the nail apron.
