Porter Cable 7424 for waxing/polishing?
06-11-2012 | 04:30 PM
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From what I hear, you'll want a rotary for actually polishing oxidized gel coat. I have a PC7424xp for use on my cars, but it doesn't pack enough power to really handle an oxidized boat.
The Groit's Garage random orbital is a more powerful one if you don't want to go with something like a Makita or DeWalt rotary.
If you're just applying wax, then any of them will work fine on about speed 3 with a soft pad.
The Groit's Garage random orbital is a more powerful one if you don't want to go with something like a Makita or DeWalt rotary.
If you're just applying wax, then any of them will work fine on about speed 3 with a soft pad.
06-11-2012 | 04:42 PM
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From: west palm beach FL,
From what I hear, you'll want a rotary for actually polishing oxidized gel coat. I have a PC7424xp for use on my cars, but it doesn't pack enough power to really handle an oxidized boat.
The Groit's Garage random orbital is a more powerful one if you don't want to go with something like a Makita or DeWalt rotary.
If you're just applying wax, then any of them will work fine on about speed 3 with a soft pad.
The Groit's Garage random orbital is a more powerful one if you don't want to go with something like a Makita or DeWalt rotary.
If you're just applying wax, then any of them will work fine on about speed 3 with a soft pad.
the boat is only one month old so there is no oxidation just polish and wax for now " easy stuff "
mike
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