Pc 7424

[sixgun95]

Ok I am finally first at something! Want to use my 7424 on my Harley. Is the standard 6" pad and weight sufficent or do I need another setup for the bike?

 

[Neothin]

I've actually found it easier to use 4" pads on my gixxer. I've never worked on a harley though, so i really can't say for sure. I would go out and get a BUNCH of foam applicator pads though... you're going to need it with all the metal polishing in tight areas that you're going to be doing....

 

[John U]

I second the 4' pads
JU

 

[Matt]

Agreed...4" pads will be easier to work in tighter spaces.

 

[MailMan17]

4" pads are the way to go.

 

[JasonJason is verified member.]

Make sure to get the 3.5" DA backing plate-

Link: Backing plate for 4" pads

 

[MasterShineBoy]

TOL has some awsome detail swabs that work miracles on cycles, definetly chrck them out!

 

[Matt]

TOL has some awsome detail swabs that work miracles on cycles, definetly chrck them out!

We carry the swabs as well. The S100 ones are fairly large - http://store.yahoo.com/autogeek/s10012026.html.

I really like these because of their durability and shape.

http://www.autogeek.net/sm506.html

 

[04mach1]

always used da 4" pads on my busa as well, used a LC 7.5" pad a couple times on just the tank and it worked ok but still I prefer the 4"

 

[3Dog]

If I use a PC its with a 2 7/8 backing plate and 4" pads. The majority of the time we use air buffers with 2" plate and 3" pads.