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11-30-2010, 04:38 PM
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well i started with a PC and moved on to the Flex....PC has no chance of burning through the paint while the Flex, even though it may be a small chance, has the ability ot burn through paint....especially on edges since the clear is thinner there....the safe route is see if you can pick up a used PC and get comfortable with that....once you get a feel for the polishing game and feel comfortable enough move up to the Flex....a lot of guys on the Adam's forum are moving up to the Flex after putting down a lot of hours on the PC....if it was me i would start with the PC....you will be able to get pretty close to the same results but it will take longer because of the safety factor.
12-01-2010, 04:20 PM
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If you're only going to have one machine the PC is the one to have. The flex is great, but I still use my PC most of the time as I don't need the added power to do the light correction work my truck requires.
For a good side by side of the capabilities of each machine check out this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir8mA4vbgoI&hd=1
Keep in mind an additional pass or 2 with the PC on the other side and it would be getting the same result as the flex, and thats starting with very trashed paint.
