Where to get the Porter Cable ???
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Where to get the Porter Cable ???
Wheres the best place to get it from, as far as being the cheapest
I saw that autogeek has it for like 172 bucks. Does anyone else have it for less ???
Im talking about the 7424 just in case. Or should I go with soemthing else ?? I never used one and im a newbie so take that into consideration
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I saw that autogeek has it for like 172 bucks. Does anyone else have it for less ???
Im talking about the 7424 just in case. Or should I go with soemthing else ?? I never used one and im a newbie so take that into consideration
Thanks!!!
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Autodetailingsolutions carries a nice startup kit with the Meg's G100, for around $150 or so, and up, they have several kits ..
doesn't look to me like the sponsor here, Brilex Solutions, carries any type of PC.. but I could be wrong .. might be a good first place to look ..
doesn't look to me like the sponsor here, Brilex Solutions, carries any type of PC.. but I could be wrong .. might be a good first place to look ..
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
You can typically find the PC7336 at Lowes for $99. You would then want a 5" flexible backing plate and an assortment of 6.5" foam pads.
What is different about his Porter Cable ????
And whats better between them two ???
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the 7424 and 7336 models are the exact same machine but the 7336 starts life as a grinder so all you do is remove the grinder attachment thing and put a 5" flexible backing plate on and you have a 7424 model. correct me if im wrong?