porter cable and rotary buff

[chrisni1986]

been into car detailing for a good few years now but only got my first experience at using a rotary buff last week-end, it was a variable speed rotary buff (think i had it on speed 'D' when using it and to be honest i found it jumped around quite a bit and was generally hard to use, i was wondering if a porter cable is much the same or are they easier to use as i am considering buying one!

[Wayne]

porter cable is easier to use and will do less damage to your paintwork and are much faster and safer. have a read of the two links below this should tell you all about a udm and a porter cable.

ultimate detailing machine 1000

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/udm-1000-na.html

porter cable link

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/pc-7424.html

[Ste]

Ive never used a PC but ive seen one in action and they look fairly idiot proof. PM Cloud for some info. He's done a few top details.

[VTSKris]

If you know the basics you will be able to use a PC and yes they are alot easier to use than a rotary.

To SaxoBoy07 yes they are alot safer but defo not faster, takes alot lobger to remove defects with a PC compared to a rotary esspecialy on hard paint such as BMW, Audi.

[Wayne]

If you know the basics you will be able to use a PC and yes they are alot easier to use than a rotary.

To SaxoBoy07 yes they are alot safer but defo not faster, takes alot lobger to remove defects with a PC compared to a rotary esspecialy on hard paint such as BMW, Audi.

thanks for the advice vtskris:y:

[Chris_Mac]

a porter cable is fairly full proof, with the rotary there is more chance of damaging paint, but the results can be alot better i find