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I think i saw a review where the Optimum rep says you can go from hyper polish, wipe off with ONR, and go straight to gloss coat... without an IPA wipe. Is this true? Or do i remember incorrectly? Anyone try this?

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Ron, for really bad trim apply Solution Finish first, let dry, then top with Dlux?

Very nice job! I'm a bit confused with the old clear bra etching. Were you able to remove the line? And if so, how? Wet sanding? Or is it permanent?

Check every other review for Alibaba polishers... I guess Adam's gave up on the "Made in the USA" slogan

But the other side of the argument would be, you need $500-600 for the Rupes Nano. I love mine thoough

Awesome review! Pretty much sums up how i feel about the Flex 3401

Lol^^^

^^^I'm pretty sure a lot of their tool as of recently, before the acquisition, are already made from Stanley.

Why waste money?

I have a uber cheap $10 Walmart garden sprayer that works fine. Spray pattern isn't the best, but it's a great time saver. I also have a nice and expensive Kwazar compression sprayer, spray pattern is perfect.

I can also confirm the blue pads are almost one time use only. They disintegrate very quickly. Kinda ridiculous they cost $5 per pad when buying a 6 pack. Get a 1 1/4" hollow punch and make your own pads for the Rupes Nano.

What smells better? Sh!t? Or sh!t with roses on top?

It's not a science. As long as the pad is well supported, then it's fine.

5"

You can get a super cheap Harbor Freight DA for less than $60 shipped (if i remember correctly, with a coupon code), get a cheap orbital brush attachment, and go to town on your carpets.

Another reason i would recommend the Flex 3401 is because you plan to get one high end polisher. If you only have one polisher, the Rupes Bigfoot will not be able to handle ALL duties. The Flex 3401 is the perfect machine to handle all duties if you can only choose ONE.

I'm quite the opposite to some of the other experiences. The Flex 3401 is very smooth for an orbital (albeit forced rotation orbital) and it does not fatigue my hands. Compare it with a GG6, Porter Cable XP7424 or any one of the rinky dink machines, and you'll notice a tremendous different in...

^^^ What he said. I'm surprised the OP still has his GG6 for polishing duties. Convert the GG6 for carpet use, save it on the side for helper use, or sell it

Just refinish them instead of buying new rims. Stock AP2 S2000 rim's look nicer than a lot of aftermarket rims.