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I own and use a Bissell Spot Bot, the Big Green Machine with carpet & upholstery attachments, a Mytee Lite II with the dry upholstery attatchment and a Tornador. The Spot Bot does OK for spot or spill cleanup but lacks the heat & vacuum power needed to do the job and will not last long in a...

2002 Dodge Cummins, 4X4, extended cab, long bed. Near 300,000 miles and still starts like it was new. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Autogeekonline mobile app

Send a pic to be sure but it sounds like the 3M adapter for using rotary foam pads. Double sided can just flip the pad over and keep polishing. Never heard of one being used on a DA.

Cruella De Vil!!! How the heck have you been doing? Have you given up on dalmatians?

Private pilot, VFR, way back when. Grumman TR2, Cheetah & Tiger. Also the usual Cessna 150 & 172. Absolutely loved flying. Flew out of Gulf Spaceland, ways South of Houston. That airport is long gone now. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Autogeekonline mobile app

Or... A week long Caribbean Cruise, working on your tan, repeated hangovers and riding a dolphin. (Most of those dolphins have RIDs and marring. Can you polish a Dolphin?) Better yet, a 3 day vacation in Florida at the Meca of detailing; improving skills, knowledge and hands-on experience with...

$1500 in personal detailing products... $1500 in shoes... 3 kilobucks in one month on discretionary personal gratification, still cheaper and more productive than some alternatives.... Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Autogeekonline mobile app

Separate accounts eliminated 90% of our arguments. I pay all the bills, she covers groceries when she is working. I buy what I want and don't justify anything. She does tease me at times about over analyzing and researching before buying. Never lie about anything. It takes years to earn that...

Think of Solutions Finish in terms of restorative application. Putting it on good molding is a waste of time and product. Putting it on deteriorated molding will mitigate the appearance and make it look better. After at least a week of curing is a good time to begin a routine of protective...

I have had very good luck with it. It is more expensive than some products but it is worth every penny in my experience. Much of what you ask revolves around how long you want mitigating restoration to last. If you plan on retreating every few weeks then many dressings may meet your...

Difficult to tell from here but could be paint/color transfer and is lying on top of the clearcoat. Try a light polishing first if your fingernail does not catch when drug across the mark. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Autogeekonline mobile app

Usually caused by pressure buildup due to changes in temperature or barometric pressure. Try loosening the cap a little to allow pressure to vent without forcing it through the pump mechanism. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Autogeekonline mobile app

The 7424 has the same notch in the plastic cover. The big difference is in the cast aluminum gear housing. The 7336 has a prominent tooth extending below the handle mount hole that engages the notch in the plastic cover. The 7424 reduced/omitted that tooth and now has little to no engagement to...

Glad I could help. A small repayment for the valuable knowledge this site has provided me.

My other 7336 I use mostly with cyclo brushes but do use it for polishing from time to time. The 7336 is the 7424XP's grandfather.

I have 2 7336s that are over 20 years old and still running strong. This one is still being used as a sander. I did not have any success with a screwdriver. The punch works well enough. The tooth below the handle screw hole locks into the notch in the hood.

The previous generation of the Porter Cable DA, the 7336 does have locking tabs. Might be able to pry it off with a screwdriver... I always used a block of wood or big punch as it readily popped it past the lock tabs with no damage or scratching.

To put it back on, just set it in place and snap it on with judicious application of the pimp hand. Got to keep your pimp hand strong.

I usually drive one side behind the handle mount hole until it moves a bit and then hit the other side and it pops off.

The plastic cover snaps onto the metal gear housing. Use a large punch or block of wood and drive it off with light hammer strokes, towards the front. I have 2 of them and have removed the covers before.