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the 4.75 backing plate should work perfect with the 5 to 5.5" pads. If you feel you need more flex for some reason you can always get a different back plate at a later time but I doubt you will need it.

after re-reading I am surprised that no one has commented on this. 6.5" pads are too big for the 7424xp also. 6.5" pads are great for beginners. I recently ordered 5.5" and 4" pads and yes it makes a huge difference. Here is an idea, If you can afford the Flex get it, keep the PC, invest in...

Subaru only used Java Black Pearl in 2004 that car is nearly 10 years old.

OBP = Obsidian Black Pearl. I thought the same thing when I bought mine and realized the paint was swirled to f and back. but the more I read I am realizing that Subarus have soft paint. I have a 2010 STi world rally blue and this is how it looked when I got it. and this is after a little...

I don't think burning will be a problem with the flex unless you really screw up. If your worried there is always the Griot's Garage 6" da. Its basicly the PC 7424xp with more power and the same price. Griot's Garage 6 inch Random Orbital Polisher, Dual action buffer, DA polisher Either...

A recurring theme here! Its a proven fact that the more choices given to make a decesion lessens the satisfaction felt after making the choice. The question "what if?" lingers. Here is an idea, Learn to use the machine you just purchased to its fullest potential. I'm sure you will be pleased...

Wow, because I am utterly bored, I will ad my opinion. This is what happens when people believe in a method of doing which can be taken to an extreme. And in many cases rightfully so, but does this isolate a way of needing to be written in stone for everyone to follow exactly? No of course not...

1) The best addition to Autogeek in 2012 was me :P (sorry I just joined so its all new to me) 2) I was thinking Adams products also but I don't know if that's a conflict of interest? 3) I guess I will have to get started on a review :-) Talk about a motivator! Thanks AG!

from what I can see, more backing plate options with the flex.

Yes, they are also said to run quieter and have less vibration plus they are comfortable to use. Some reports say they cut polishing time by 1/3 compared to the Porter Cable. Win win?

OK, yeah I have done something similar in the past. I can for sure use this idea in the future when my hoses are frozen. Thanks!

What is the Gary dean method?

I'm curious about this also :hungry:

What backing plates are available for the Rupes?

Neither did I, cool stuff!

Re: How to use a Rotary Buffer You caught me before I realized I was thinking of another thread - then deleted my post. My Bad.

i guess google didnt work

obp looks great ! I wish they used it for more then one year :/ did you wash your MFs before you used them?

its ok to take a break, its also hard to fix it if it aint broke. when those swirls return after a long break that should get you back in the game. It doesn't hurt to get a friend involved, I can't stand working on any ones car if they are not there to keep me company. Or teach someone the...

I have a couple of these 1200 lumen lights for under 30$ 1200 lumen FTW Amazon.com: CREE XML T6 Bicycle Headlight LED 3 Files 1200 Lumens: Sports & Outdoors I like that those are Not AAA batteries tho! When driving down the road on my bicycle at night time cars actually turn off the bright...