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Absolutely. I love the brushes for my PC. Porter Cable 7424 Carpet & Upholstery Brushes

Only when I set it up to do floor mats will I use it for other jobs like washing; undercarriage. I will use it on engines, but I like my new trick better. I just barely crack the inline shut off with the nozzle removed. It give a little bitty higher pressure stream that's perfect for engines.

Sweet crisp clean look to that detail. Looks like a wet cherry.

You bet I'm interested. Always up for learning new skills.

:iagree: cleaner waxes stain. Reg nuba's, sealants, OK.

This doesn't answer your question but until you find one I have spanned two folding ladders with a scaffolding board. Works good.

Thanks. After I posted I thought well that sounds pretty close to the machine in your sig.

XMT Glaze

When I run out of Microrestore I use Woolite w/ vinegar rinse until next order arrives.

Mighty sad. Classy decision by the rest of the drivers to stop the race and give a five lap honor to him.

DA's: Spindle lock rather than wrench to change backing plates. Slightly thinner body to facilitate gripping with handles off. True variable speeds vs. number of preset speeds. More forced rotation vs vibration in a random orbit.

I've used three. Huge thumbs up on each. On-a-budget=DG105 and Aquawax Klasse AIO and WG DGPS Glaze and Liquid Souveran or Sig Series II

Even an AIO with microfiber by hand will clean those.

Plus, the only towel that I use to dry tires since they pick up black crud. Saves the mf's. Keeps the little trapped H2O from slinging dressing.

I agree. The waterless do leave a slight haze. I just go back over the panel with a real light spray/wipe dry like using a QD. Like others said using a dry towel. My waterless wipe towels are usually pretty wet in short order (maybe too much product, but I get nervous).

Doesn't sound right. It should have the same speeds as a PC. It's my understanding that a 7334 has a lower amp than the 7224. Don't know how that relates to power. I'd say pass on $60 since that's probably more than 50% of what it cost new at a hardware store, and you'll probably have no...

Yes, a rotary is a lot quicker. I'd say I can do a car in approx. one third of the time, maybe less. It's my understanding that they produce more heat which in turn breaks down the deminishing abrasives more quickly; effectively. I'm no pro so I don't know exactly why they abrade more cc, but...

Clearly Better (glass); Beyond Black (tire) were both good.

Printed version for me too. I always seem to lose the pdf e-versions (it's got to be user error). Anyway congratulations. Looking forward to it.

I've removed some pretty big old hard globs by building a dam around the sap with a microfiber; flooding with Stoner's Tarminator; let dwell; wipe. This has always worked for me two apps. max. Like someone mentioned above this is if it hasn't etched the paint.