Search results

Go with a 21mm Faster correction More coverage Stalls less Slap a 5in BP on it, get a tad more correction Where the 21mm won't fit, nor would the 15mm..so get yourself a 3in for those areas...or a 2in...aka G8

Old Griot boss plates won't work though, needs the updated mark II style like makitas

Yes it's for machine Cooling, I'm just not sure how much the fan actually cools vs a regular vented plate... neither has the shroud sealed by the plate like a factory Rupes... I'm just assuming the heat difference would be negliable...but reality is.. I think they band aided an issue and it...

It uses the newer Rupes style plate oblong vs round I'll check again and see if Makita plate is newer style or old

Just switch out your pads more often l typically do every panel or two anyways If the machine get unusablly hot due to a backing plate, then Griot dropped the ball on design and should of did more than just bandaid it with a fanned BP If the UDOS plate is shipping, that'd be a better route...

Simple fix, just go back to the old backing plate..or get a Makita PO5000C plate Hopefully the LC UDOS plate doesn't have the same outcome

If you're polishing, no need for strip wash If your not polishing, best and most sure method is Acid , followed by alkaline, finished off with solvent... reasoning is every wax/sealants have different tolerance levels/ranges Some waxes acid won't do anything, but a solvent will..others a...

Wax/sealant won't do a whole lot by itself. If you want it at it glossiest/best clarity/depth .then best wash it. Igl delete wipe down(acid), clay Polish( not going for correction, most a quick couple passes) , then seal

No because the 6in pad would have a 6.5 face . You'd have a 1in overhang on the Velcro side and an 1.5in overhang on the face side That combo would lead to Inconsistent cut/finish Accelerated Pad wear Get a 5in (5.5 face) pad

Majority of D/A are made in China , including some that are sold here at AGO But, rules are you cant talk about something that's not for sale via the AGO store. Which sucks because I cant openly talk about the 25mm I use lol Or a certain cordless version(Japan company) of what AGO used the sell...

Number 1 Brazilian carnauba and Montana wax

Should also be able to get a flex adapter now But the Makita,dewalt and milwauke cordless are easy to get adapters for

Any idea what cell size they use? The typical 18650 cell size? Or 21700? Like M18 fuel 9/12 ah and Bosch core

I've done side by side comparisons with both machines(3401) It's better in every way Corrects faster due to more RPM Way smoother operation wise Balanced better in general Walks less die to smaller throw Doesn't get hot anywhere your hands need to be Can be turned into a 3in if need be More...

Now that I found someone to make an adapter for me, I'll be picking up a cordless flex and run me some bosch core and procore batteries

My favorite is CS-II wool pads by Richard Lin

You'd want garage keepers insurance There's other things you can get like an umbrella policy and so fourth Just call up you're current vehicle insurance agent and discuss

Fiat And the new name for fiat/Mopar is Stellantis lol

I just hope they eventually offer the new Godzilla engine in it

Heres the 5in Makita po5000C Plate on my 25mm...will work on any 15/21mm tooMakita plate 25mm shine struck - Image on Pasteboard