Want ot buy a polisher

[B@tm@n]

Hi there you guys. Am new to all this machine stuff and want to buy one. Was going to get a PC when I was in the states, but couldnt find one. What would you recommend that is similar to the pc

 

[REVNU]

Hi there you guys. Am new to all this machine stuff and want to buy one. Was going to get a PC when I was in the states, but couldnt find one. What would you recommend that is similar to the pc

G110 in the states or G220 overseas.

 

[Eliot Ness]

Hi there you guys. Am new to all this machine stuff and want to buy one. Was going to get a PC when I was in the states, but couldnt find one. What would you recommend that is similar to the pc

If Iceland is 220 volts it might have been a good thing you didn't find that PC or you would have had to get a hefty transformer to run it.



Like REVNU suggested the Meguiar's G220 is most likely the best entry level polisher for a beginner.

 

[B@tm@n]

Is it as good as the PC or should I go for the flex or the Makita?

 

[Eliot Ness]

Is it as good as the PC or should I go for the flex or the Makita?

The G110/220 actually has a little more power than a PC. If you can afford a Flex 3401 that might be an ideal choice for you, depending on how much correction you plan on doing.



There are a lot of threads here about the Flex so you should be able to get a pretty good idea about it. Just remember they also make a rotary so the model 3401 DA is what you're looking for. Also remember you want to try and get a 220 volt version to avoid needing a transformer.