PC and GV110V2 Vibration

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Is anyone having a Vibration problems? Do your hands hurt after few hrs of using the eqipment? Would you like to see new and improved Ergo anti-vibration replacement handle for your PC or Meguiars GV110V2? Your opinions would be greatly appreciated. This would be a wrap around top handle with shock mount and high density sponge around the handle.
Thanks for your input.
 
Like a chip clip but for holding your power chord.
 
CEE DOG said:
Like a chip clip but for holding your power chord.
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No, this is a wrap around handle to replace existing one. Working on one now, Parts and materials ordered. Should have some results and testings in about a wk. Just asking for opinions.
 
You're not getting it. Another member got in trouble for trying to use Autogeek's forum to market his product. I would say you're on pretty thin ice right now, but I'm just an observer.
 
Sorry Mark, I should have been more specific. I was replying to what a wire clip is.
 
Maybe you can market it to Max, too bad you weren't ready for this year's SEMA.
 
Maybe a Mod should delete the post?
 
I dunno, I was just trying to give fair warning--if you're not selling anything it shouldn't be a problem.
 
OMG yes!! for the past three days I've felt very arthritic! I just got done detailing my car and the vibration made my hands feel very sore and swollen.
 
The first few times I used my PC my hands and arms were killing me. But I am completely use to it now. I am pretty young so I can handle it. :laughing:
 
why not just wear some gel padded gloves like the kind they use for mountain biking?
 
embolism said:
why not just wear some gel padded gloves like the kind they use for mountain biking?
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I agree! use anything that will diminish vibration. Constant use for hours at the time will come back and affect you later.
 
They sure do. I use gel Mechanix gloves to dampen some of the vibration.:buffing: And I also use ear protectors while polishing so I don't end up with hearing damage.

But I have no vibration problems with my rotaries.:dblthumb2:
 
The gel gloves are a great idea. That said, I have arthritis in both hands and recently spent several hours using the Griot's DA without issue. I think not having a death grip on the machine is key.
 
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