Random orbital polishers?
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From: Colorado Springs, CO
2013 C300 4MATIC Sport sedan
Random orbital polishers?
Aloha all,
Just curious what everyone's preference is on random orbital polishers. I've had a cheap Autozone style one I've used to aid in waxing/buffing. But I've been looking into paint correction/swirl removing and think I may step up to a legit random orbital polisher in the future.
Anyone have a preference or recommendation for a good reasonably priced one? I'm a fan of Chemical Guys stuff and noticed they came out with one called the Torq 10FX.
Don't want to limit myself to just CG stuff if there are other good products out there.
Just curious what everyone's preference is on random orbital polishers. I've had a cheap Autozone style one I've used to aid in waxing/buffing. But I've been looking into paint correction/swirl removing and think I may step up to a legit random orbital polisher in the future.
Anyone have a preference or recommendation for a good reasonably priced one? I'm a fan of Chemical Guys stuff and noticed they came out with one called the Torq 10FX.
Don't want to limit myself to just CG stuff if there are other good products out there.
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From: Hanson, MA
C300
I started out with the Porter Cable 7424 years ago and upgraded to the Flex XC3401. The Flex is a fabulous tool for paint correction. The Torq 10FX looks very similar to the Flex, not sure of the differences between the two working machines. If you go with the Torq I don't think you would be disappointed.
