Flex or Pc

[chicagobulls]

My post count is 666 I have to change it.

[nUcLeArEnVoY]

Screw what everyone says here, get a Makita Rotary. Nothing's easier than one of those for beginners.

[Good_Times]

Originally Posted by nUcLeArEnVoY

Screw what everyone says here, get a Makita Rotary. Nothing's easier than one of those for beginners.

Back when some of us old people began the rotary was all that was available. Those early machines were either on or off. No speed selector and nobody had ever heard of foam pads. Show cars still looked great. You don't know how easy all of the new stuff allows a beginner to produce a professional correction the first time right out of the gate. Guys this stuff isn't rocket science.Just pick out a da and DO IT !!!!

[Good_Times]

Also any member in the Indy area thats on the fence about which da to purchase is welcome to stop by and give one of mine a test drive .

[chicagobulls]

Originally Posted by Good_Times

Back when some of us old people began the rotary was all that was available. Those early machines were either on or off. No speed selector and nobody had ever heard of foam pads. Show cars still looked great. You don't know how easy all of the new stuff allows a beginner to produce a professional correction the first time right out of the gate. Guys this stuff isn't rocket science.Just pick out a da and DO IT !!!!

Exactly my point, you can't go wrong with any DA!

[Jrichards73]

I got the PC and Adams pads because it appeared to be the easiest system to use from a beginners perspective (color coded, how can you mess that up). That particular setup has a large support base on here and Adams own forum. I feel like starting out more power is possibly a bad thing? The PC was also $100 after coupon and cash back buying it from Home depot with free shipping. I'll trash the paint on the Grand Cherokee first before I hit the Camaro though.

for all the advice!

[chicagobulls]

Originally Posted by Jrichards73

I got the PC and Adams pads because it appeared to be the easiest system to use from a beginners perspective (color coded, how can you mess that up). That particular setup has a large support base on here and Adams own forum. I feel like starting out more power is possibly a bad thing? The PC was also $100 after coupon and cash back buying it from Home depot with free shipping. I'll trash the paint on the Grand Cherokee first before I hit the Camaro though.

for all the advice!

Good luck!

Its not too hard!

[on3fastss]

Flex will out work the PC...

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[Good_Times]

Originally Posted by on3fastss

Flex will out work the PC...

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Rupes will blow the Flex away so........ They all polish paint.

[axis]

Originally Posted by on3fastss

Flex will out work the PC...

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It will also damage the paint, unless you're experienced with it. No one said the PC was better, just much more beginner friendly.

[axis]

Originally Posted by Jrichards73

I got the PC and Adams pads because it appeared to be the easiest system to use from a beginners perspective (color coded, how can you mess that up). That particular setup has a large support base on here and Adams own forum. I feel like starting out more power is possibly a bad thing? The PC was also $100 after coupon and cash back buying it from Home depot with free shipping. I'll trash the paint on the Grand Cherokee first before I hit the Camaro though.

for all the advice!

Just so you know, ALL of the different manufacturer pads are color coded. The color coding is pretty much standard across all the manufacturers as well.