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MacCool

Yeah, I think I'll pass on the Flex for the time being. My finish came out to my satisfaction with the PC after the dealer's new-car "detailing", now all I'll need to do is hit it 2-3 times a year for touch up. I should be fine with the PC.

I agree about the other products. Adam's stuff was what I stumbled onto first and it's been easy to use and given excellent results. I'm sure there's other good stuff out there, but I see no need to explore the landscape any further. Excellent customer service and 110% guarantee.

Junkman2008

And I came from exactly the other direction. I used a bunch of stuff until I found Adam's and like you found it very simple to learn and for me, to teach with. Like you, I have no need to do a bunch of experimenting because I have products that deal with every level of paint care. I don't do this for a living so experimenting is nothing but a waste of money for me. I have something that works and in the end, that's all I need.

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Methodical4u

The PC is nice.. the Flex is quite a powerful machine and unless you require serious correction, or plan on detailing for money then it's likely not needed. I don't like how the PC bogs down under pressure. The Flex doesn't do this... not much pressure is needed, but the PC has a lot of uses and everyone should own one even if that isn't their main machine for correction. I like it to apply my waxes/sealants and to get into small areas for correction.. the Flex is big and can be hard to maneuver sometimes.