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Well this weekend I plan to do my first automotive detailing ever. I plan to buy a Porter Cable 7424 to be on the safe side since I heard it is fool proof; however, the thing that I am having trouble with is deciding all the other stuff that I will need, instead of the stuff what I might need or will not need since it seems that it can add up to $500 easily which I prefer not to, until I see what I can do vs having it professional done. There are wet sanding marks, holograms, and numerous swirl marks of various depths. Also is planning to spend around $200 too low?
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Re: Getting started
you will spend that on just the machine, a few pads, and only a couple of products...it adds up very quickFergy-
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Re: Getting started
Well, bare minimum would be #80 and #83 and polishing pads, then doing your waxing by hand and removing products with the towels you currently have.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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