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I deal with over seas Polisher manufactuers... If you dig around.. Or talk to a couple guys youll undersand more how it works

They now have a factory 3in available over seas, definitely austrailia..haven't seen it hit USA yet But currently the HD 3in Griot with Force pad is best solution due to it being heavy enough to prevent imbalance I'll let everyone know about the factory 3in at some point

Yeah I get all that But why make it correct slower is what I. Was asking Same mm offset, sams OPM, less RPM = slower correction speed Perhaps to make more smoother to be more enjoyable for end user? The other improvements were needed for sure Still wish they didn't go with the 3 mounting point...

Ditto, virtually no difference in time, main difference is the feeling I'm your hands.or.the you're body the next say forced beats you up, tingles fingers more, longthrows are smoothest

Instill don't get why they specd it less than the original 3401..should of matched the specs or made it better...

Liquid engineering was first to brand this in the UK

Foam alkaline APC on it, dwell, rinse, wash

Unless it's about to die, I'd say no You'd be better off buying a 3in plate for the PC and purchasing a 21mm G21 or similar

Iron remover is typically ph balanced out the bottle andnonly drops to acid when in contact with iron.. So im going to say no. You dont know what the ph tolerances arr for any given wax or sealant.. Some can strip from acid, others wont Some will strip from solvent or alkaline.. Others...

Probably not a.flexvolt Willing to bet it was a regular 5ah

Well good thing is you can get a. Adapter to run any major brand battery you want Like Makita, Ryobi or milwaukee

As mentioned, most sure way is to polish. Second most sure way is acid/alkaline/solvent process. Anything less than these two methods, it's most likely not removed as wax/sealants all have different chemical makeup, therefore different tolerances

You canbl buy the HD Griot 3in plate

Your correct it really isn't jist the RPM, Essentially you needed 2 attributes to outcorrect the 8mm and 3401 specs That was more RPM and more OPM Everything is give and take With that said I really wanted to do a side by side test with 3401 and mille as it has has more OPM but lowest orbit...

The free spin is worthless for polishing and compounding It's perfect for wetsanding or machine applied wax/sealants It's also the only machine you can turn into a 3in forced There's 3 plate options, but Griot HD 3in being weighted works out well with a 3.5 HDO or 3.5 Force pad

I've owned all 3 forced.. clocked in many hours with 3401 and PO5000C...nit many hours clocked in in the Mille They are both counter clockwise Only one that is clockwise is the Mille

I've based mine on how fast both machines took out a 1000 grit Smoothness(lack of imbalance/vibration) Ergonomics Machine heat RPM is king in the world of forced, just like with rotary Price points helped the subject too. Makita ease of operation familiar enough to a longthrow more than a...

Wax/sealants are pointless I personaly do ceramic coating if headlight doesn't need sanded, If it needs sanded I'll do a wipe on UV coating or even a clear coat I've never bothered with PPF..I know solvents in the adhesive can mess the lens up.. Youll also have to worry about dirt getting...

Makita PO5000C is the best forced DA side by side If you already have a GG6 Get their HD 3in plate and some lake country Thin pro pads Get a 21mm machine like Griot boss G21 or Rupes mark II install a 5in plate

Polish is always going to be the best route Next best thing Is to use an acid based product such such as a water spot remover Followed by an Alkaline based APC the followed by a solvent