blacksssc05

well lately ive been looking to buy a buffer...is the porter cable 7424xp a good one to buy for a first time user of a buffer...or should i have some one do it instead

sundevil07

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pc7424 is safe for a 5 year old child, you will be fine.

check out autopia.org

Turbo Wax

This tool is a very easy and Friendly tool, if you ever get one you can call us or email us even if you don't use our products. I will be more than happy to help you and guide you.

It seems that we have done more details over the phone than in real life

blacksssc05

Well I was gonna buy ur guys products cuz I hear nothing but good what do u recommend for spidr web scratches and final waxing

Turbo Wax

we just made a new kit for this!

Working on the pricing

blacksssc05

great thank u!! do u know when this will be up for sale and a round about price?

Jrhdpaintball

yes hurry and get this kit available, i need one asap

Boosted_Cobalt09

porter cable is great or the meguiars g1110.

Permafried-

I picked up a PC7424xp in April and within a couple weeks took my first crack at a prewax/wax job using TurboWax. Once you get a feel for how much product to use and the general gist of using the buffer (see Stu'd stickied thread for videos on autogeek.net to using it) it is a breeze. I have yet to attempt a swirl removal on it but the buffer itself is super simple to use if you take your time the first couple rounds with it.

If you're really uncomfortable about it, try picking up a door from a scrapyard that has paint (not rusted to hell), wash it/claybar it so you don't ruin your buffing pads and practice on that .

Turbo Wax

The Kit will come with the following

1- 16oz Turbo Wax Car Wax with Polycharger-1-Applicator-1-Microfiber Towel in a nice plastic case.
1- 16oz Turbo Wax Swirl Remover
1- 8oz Turbo Wax Medium Compound
1- Backing Plate
1- Turbo Wax Centering Orange Foam Pad- For Swirl Remover-
1- Turbo Wax Centering Yellow Foam Pad- For Medium Compound-
1- Turbo Wax Centering White Foam Pad- For Car Wax Removal/final touch
1- 16x16 Turbo Wax Super Flush Microfiber Towel


As an introductory offer and only for the folks at COBALTSS. NET

Regular Price will be $141.50

Cobalt Special $130.00 SHIPPED to the lower 48

You can send the funds to info@turbowax.com, make sure you add your shipping address and "Special Cobalt Promo"

Permafried-

In case someone doesn't ask, is there less of a need to pre-wax the vehicle first with the polycharged formula, or is this kit entirely geared towards paint correction hence pre-wax not being part of the package deal?

I thought I'd ask in the event people don't know the pre-wax step is there today to clean/prepare the surface to accept the final wax application.

blacksssc05

well to practice i was just gonna do my beater/dd car that has great paint but is 15 years old to get the hang of it

Permafried-

That works too .

Turbo Wax

That's a Great Question!

Usually the pre-wax is applied by hand, and the particles removed through this process is accomplished through the buffing products we described
(the Medium Compound & Swirl Remover) so in essence it would be a step definitely not needed (at this time the Pre Wax) because there would be nothing for it to remove.

Those cases where there is no buffing that is the time for the pre-wax application and use.

We try to provide a simple BUT effective solution for our customers.

Hope this helps.

Permafried-

Gotcha, that makes complete sense

02RedWS6TA

I don't see a clay bar in that kit and before you do anything of this nature you're going to want to clay your car first. I use all Tropi-care or now called Showroom FX products but if you just want to pick up a clay bar Meguiars is fine.

Showroom FX is top notch all of their products are great. If you are going to use the 7424 I'd start out with some Megs M205 or Menzerna Super Intensive Polish in a 2x2 section and see how that does. I'd start out with a Lake Country orange pad and go from there. You should be able to get most of your swirls out with that. If you need more than that you could use M105 but probably won't need it... Unless you're car is in bad shape you won't need anything more intense than M205 or Menzerna SIP. You can top it with whatever wax/sealant you want to use. I just ran out of Tropi-cares old wax and will be switching to their Crystal Black Creme for dark cars.

You can buy a buffer package with pads and everything from them if you want. I'm not sure if I can post a link to their site so just search Showroom FX in google if you're interested.

Check out Autogeek for some videos on how to work with the 7424 or you can probably search on youtube for some helpful videos. They will atleast get you going.

reddevil

iTrader: (1)

good price for these products, way to go..

Billy Baldone

As a Turbowax customer,may I suggest the light cut compound instead of medium.I have used it successfully many times.And instead of yellow,I would include 2 orange pads.I think most paint correction people do will be fixed with the light and not need the medium compound.

Turbo Wax

Thank you for the feedback. I am aware that we are missing other products in this kit. Things like Car Shampoo, Oxidation Block, Microfiber Towels, Wheel Cleaner, Tire Gel, and the list goes on and on. We have to have a kit that will provide the results that we're after, but at the same time, be cost effective. Not only for us, but for our customers. And that is not an easy task.

Billy, thanks for your suggestion, we might just have to put a Light Cut kit together. But the above kit will cover a large range of defects and will also be useful for many customers.

fakameanrepresent

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just got myself a brand new rotary buffing machine, can't wait till this weekend to buff my car. none of those bs orbital random crap. i used rotary at my shop and just can't stand those orbital style buffer.