Where did you purchase your PC?
#1
FTW
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Where did you purchase your PC?
So I did a few searches and found lowes was one possibility but it doesnt have the specific one that most car detailer use.
So my question is what e-tailer or B&M store did you purchase this at?
TY.
So my question is what e-tailer or B&M store did you purchase this at?
TY.
#3
Bagel Bomber
Lowes.....alot of people use it to minimize the risk of burning clear coat. It also seems to have a decent amount of power and speed to break down most polishes.
#4
Needs more Lemon Pledge
Lowe's, although many online retailers offer a great package with the needed backplate and pads.
I don't think anyone makes a truly comparable product.
I don't think anyone makes a truly comparable product.
#5
Originally Posted by lusid
So I did a few searches and found lowes was one possibility but it doesnt have the specific one that most car detailer use.
So my question is what e-tailer or B&M store did you purchase this at?
TY.
So my question is what e-tailer or B&M store did you purchase this at?
TY.
Originally Posted by lusid
While on the subject, why is the PC the weapon of choice? Can I purchase other brands?
The PC makes detailing a breeze. From application of sealant/waxes to removing surface defects, the tool will give you consistent results every time. It's foolproof and much more forgiving than a rotary. One has to initiate an action to cause any damage.
#7
I purchased my PC 7424 which included a "cross-drilled" backing plate and "starter-kit" from Griot's Garage about a year and a half ago. I've been very pleased with the results. GG recommended their backing plate and their pads to aide in disappating heat build-up from the pad that can be caused by inexperience with the PC and/or lack of proper lubrication of product on the pad and CC surface. I don't know if it makes a huge difference as I have since begun using other manufacturer's product with my PC. I paid around $149 for the kit.
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#8
Suzuka Master
Pretty hard to build up any form of damaging heat with a PC .. least I havn't been able to in 3 years of continuous use on a couple hundred cars. .. Good Griots marketing again ..
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