Originally posted by RogerB:
Whatever. When I saw the subject line, I thought "what the hell are they going to do with an air compressor?" (I didn't realize PC made orbital polishers.) Nevertheless, no context clue was provided in the subject line, as in your neat little couplet, above.

Of course, I'm smart enough to figure it out once I read the post, but wouldn't it be better to be clear from the start?
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2. I'm not a "detailer." Nor am I a sommelier, barista, climatologist, physicist, or alcoholic. Consider your audience.


Perfectly clear from first line in the first post of this thread states:
Originally posted by GTO Pete:
Added to FAQ - Detailing Sticky



I even provide a model # in the 3rd line:
Originally posted by GTO Pete:
I use the most popular model - PC7424.



Pictures of wax, a hood, etc.

After all that you have to nitpick? Give me a break.

Originally posted by RogerB:
Quote:

It's generally accepted amongst detailers that Porter Cable (PC) is synonymous with dual-action or orbital polishers.



1. I have a dual action (orbital) polisher that is not a PC, and I bet I could find many more, if I cared to.


Re-read. I'll requote and bold it for you:
Quote:

It's generally accepted amongst detailers that Porter Cable (PC) is synonymous with dual-action or orbital polishers.



And I'm well aware there are others. I don't know if others work the same, have the same features, etc.

I use a PC. I've only used a PC. Hence the title, in Aesthetics, with a link to FAQ Detailing, with the model #, with a detailed how-to, with pics, on how I use my Porter Cable. As requested by CEGers.


Rather than taking a stab like you did in your initial post, a simple PM with your suggestions would have worked.

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