To buy a rotary or...

[SPIROS ANTONIOU]

Hello guys i have some money to spend and iam in a dillima

to buy a rotary or a bicycle.I must loose weight.:laughing:

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Buffing out a car with a rotary buffer is a good work out! Not as much fun as a bike ride though...

Use the money you make detailing cars using a rotary buffer to buy a bike?

Get the Flex and then you can do this...

Surgical Buffing


Working on thin panels or intricate areas is what I call surgical buffing. In order to do surgical buffing you need the right tools.

We have these new 3" pads and together with a 3" backing plate and an adapter for using double side pads but I use them as an extension.

On Autogeek.net


Lake Country Hydro-Tech 3 x 1.25 Inch Foam Pads, hydrotech buffing pads, polishing pads, spot buffs

Flex-Foam HD Rotary Backing Plate, 3 inches

Optimum Double-Sided Rotary Adapter

Meguiars W63 Rotary Backing Plate 3 Inches

Rotary 2 7/8 inch Flexible Backing Plate

2-3/4 inch Hook & Loop Rotary Backing Plate

 

[SPIROS ANTONIOU]

Thanks Mike .i have two dual action machines lots lots of compounds and pads and my future buy will be the new flex rotary ...but iam a detailing cars for a hobby ..
And yes with detailing you can loose weightrops:

 

[Becciasm]

And yes with detailing you can loose weightrops:

True.

My son just learned how to ride a bike (in a matter of hours) this past weekend, and i'm contemplating getting one for myself and one for my wife so that we can start biking together in the evenings and go to trails, etc.

But a flex rotary is cool too.

 

[Danube]

Back to topic, buy a rotary, its a completely new dimension in detailing. I know of few people who sold their rotaries after a week or 2. Its challenging for sure

 

[SPIROS ANTONIOU]

Back to topic, buy a rotary, its a completely new dimension in detailing. I know of few people who sold their rotaries after a week or 2. Its challenging for sure

Man i love your avatar

 

[Becciasm]

Back to topic, buy a rotary, its a completely new dimension in detailing. I know of few people who sold their rotaries after a week or 2. Its challenging for sure

I apologize.

I was trying to say that i'd by a bike instead of the rotary.

My fault.

 

[Danube]

Man i love your avatar

We are talking here rotary or bike, not my avatar, right mate?!


:grouphug:



(yes I know what you mean .. me too!)

 

[SPIROS ANTONIOU]

We are talking here rotary or bike, not my avatar, right mate?!


:grouphug:



(yes I know what you mean .. me too!)

YES SIR:xyxthumbs:

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

I know of few people who sold their rotaries after a week or 2. Its challenging for sure

I'm one of them.

Yes, it's DEFINITELY challenging. You MUST have patience with a rotary. My G110v2 and the new pads and polishes these days are good enough for me.

 

[LuxuryMobile]

I own and use a rotary often but if you are just doing this as a hobby I dont see any need for one.

The product/pad/technique technology has come so far that incredible results can be had just using a DA.

Get a bike, get fit and healthy.

 

[A-train]

If you so this for family and friends and make a little money doing it, I'd get a rotary if you need to do some serious correction. Then take the money and buy a bike. If your serious about riding. ( a road bike I presume ) I'd save an get a good one that you want out grow. If you only spent like 200-300 on a bike and want to get serious you will outgrow it. I bought a $1500 trek 2 years and want to now upgrade to a carbon fiber frame as I feel I'm outgrowing my current bike. I guess my point being get something you can grow into not out of in a few months.

 

[henrylarry6]

Man i love your avatar

[FONT=&quot][/FONT]I liked it too…

 

[VISITOR]

health comes first, get the bike...