Thread: Random Orbital Polisher?

Scotty...if you are hurting after using a PC7242 then you are doing something very wrong. There should be nothing more than holding and guiding that baby over the car. It's time, not effort.

Originally Posted by Truckin2001

With no adjustable speed or a vented disk, you really run the risk of burning the paint IMO.

Adjustable speed won't keep you from burning paint. Using low grit keeps you from burning paint. With any standard polish/wax, there's no way you can burn paint. His junk polisher will still put wax on a car ten times better than a normal buffer and a hundred times better than hands. The human matters more than the machine [read: technique and patience]. And the car needs wax.

Originally Posted by BillBoost37

Scotty...if you are hurting after using a PC7242 then you are doing something very wrong. There should be nothing more than holding and guiding that baby over the car. It's time, not effort.

my paint was really fadded out, and i was leaning on it with more than firm pressure. and both my shoulders are F 'ed u, so yeah i was sore for about 3 days. and lets not forget how much it vibrates, my hands and for arms were going numb. and doing the side of the car are no fun.