FLEX 3401 or PE14-2

[NY-Bondo]

I currently have a 3401 and am thinking of getting the PE14-2 as it seems more versitile. Also think it might preform better on fiberglass oxidation. any and all input welcome! I just cannot seem to get enough of this detail stuff. ADDICTED! Thanks in advance.:hungry:

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

I love the Flex PE14 rotary buffer and it's the first one I reach for because of it's lightweight and compact size.

I also like it for doing surgical buffing, that's using small pads to buff thin panels, tight areas and/or complicated sections.

I'm taking one with me for tomorrow's project, going to machine poish the exterior glass, stainless and chrome and possibly some of the painted panels.

 

[Rsurfer]

I currently have a 3401 and am thinking of getting the PE14-2 as it seems more versitile. Also think it might preform better on fiberglass oxidation. any and all input welcome! I just cannot seem to get enough of this detail stuff. ADDICTED! Thanks in advance.:hungry:

I think it will perform be it fiberglass or metal. Like Mike P it's a joy to buff with a 3-4" pad.

 

[Wes Bremec]

I love my pe-14. Best investment

 

[rmagnus]

Simple...Yes. If you don't have a RB pull the trigger on the PE14. You already have the DA.