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[danny0441]

do we have any coupons or codes for chemical guys besides whats on their site right now ?

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[stoli]

do we have any coupons or codes for chemical guys besides whats on their site right now ?

Those are usually the best ones; but be sure to price check on Amazon. They often have some much better deals on some items along w/Prime shipping.

 

[danny0441]

Those are usually the best ones; but be sure to price check on Amazon. They often have some much better deals on some items along w/Prime shipping.

yea i know looking to buy a porter cable starter kit they have for 200 seems like a great deal just a big time bargain shopper lol

 

[danny0441]

also whats a better starting point this one


http://www.amazon.com/Porter-Cable-...1447250291&sr=8-15&keywords=porter+cable+7424

or

http://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Guys...=1447250291&sr=8-2&keywords=porter+cable+7424


looking for something to polish and wax with and both are around the same price

 

[AdrianMAK]

I get all their stuff from Amazon, free two day shipping and good pricing.

 

[stoli]

I get all their stuff from Amazon, free two day shipping and good pricing.

The only catch is sales tax now in FL. Sometimes it's better for the slower shipping when CG has a sale and free shipping.

Either way, you can't go wrong with their products. Also look into Amazon's Subscribe and Save for a lot of their stuff and save an additional 15%.

 

[danny0441]

so im gonna ask possibly a stupid question what makes the 7424xp so user friendly or safe on the paint is it the fact that it is a da random orbit polisher cause im also looking at the harbor freight version which seems the same and wanna know if it would be just as safe as the porter cable its this one besides the fact that its half the price its also available locally please any help on this one would be greatly appreciated


http://www.harborfreight.com/6-in-57-amp-heavy-duty-dual-action-variable-speed-polisher-69924.html

 

[Matt In The Hat]

Buy the Harbor Freight version and get a good 5" backing plate. I have one and its just as good as my buddy's Porter Cable that I "borrowed" for a year, lol.

51 pages of info here on the HF polisher.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum.../55905-harbor-freight-da-polisher-new-61.html

 

[danny0441]

Buy the Harbor Freight version and get a good 5" backing plate. I have one and its just as good as my buddy's Porter Cable that I "borrowed" for a year, lol.

51 pages of info here on the HF polisher.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum.../55905-harbor-freight-da-polisher-new-61.html

is the only reason to get the 5" backing plate so that it does not eat up the pads? and also should i just tryout the harbor freight pads for a simple polish and seal or just jump straight into some hex logic ones ?

 

[stoli]

is the only reason to get the 5" backing plate so that it does not eat up the pads? and also should i just tryout the harbor freight pads for a simple polish and seal or just jump straight into some hex logic ones ?

Personally there is not a chance in hell I'd let a HF pad touch my car.

 

[Khyber]

is the only reason to get the 5" backing plate so that it does not eat up the pads? and also should i just tryout the harbor freight pads for a simple polish and seal or just jump straight into some hex logic ones ?

yes and hexlogic

 

[Matt In The Hat]

I use the HF black finishing pad all the time for putting on wax/sealant and it works just like some of my Lake County ones. But yeah, if you can spend a little extra money and get some nice microfiber pads or foam pads. If you look around for some deals online you can find some very good pads for the price you will pay for the Harbor Freight ones.

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