Meguiars DA Power System Super Deal
03-08-13, 09:41 AM
#1
Meguiars DA Power System Super Deal
I just got a super deal from Advance Auto Parts (on line) for the DA Power System plus the Polishing Pads set along with three other Meguiar products The order totaled $107.25 before a discount of $40 plus free shipping. The actual total with tax was $70.30. The promo code I used was TRT41 and I had to speak to a customer service rep to get the order through because one item apparently did not qualify for this promo discount. Anyway, I think this is a pretty good deal for anyone thinking about buying a DA Power System. Good luck to all!
03-16-13, 09:53 PM
#2
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When you get a chance, do a review on this would you please? I dont have a DA polisher as I havent wanted to make an investment on it. The two low cost alternatives are what you bought and the Harbor Freight DA for $48 after coupon.
The advantage I see w the Mequiars is that it is light weight and much more ergonomic to use. W a 3-4 inch pad, however, it takes longer to complete the process.
A regular DA looks heavier and therefore harder to use especially on the sides of the car. Holding a heavy shaking noisy polisher just doesnt seem enjoyable....effective, just not enjoyable...especially for a whole car.
The advantage I see w the Mequiars is that it is light weight and much more ergonomic to use. W a 3-4 inch pad, however, it takes longer to complete the process.
A regular DA looks heavier and therefore harder to use especially on the sides of the car. Holding a heavy shaking noisy polisher just doesnt seem enjoyable....effective, just not enjoyable...especially for a whole car.
03-16-13, 11:15 PM
#4
The 7424XP is going to suit you well Carlos, no need to fret, and it's also better to START with that polisher because there's no way you can burn/marr your paint with that polisher and it also packs enough of a punch if you get the correct pads/products also that you won't need another polisher for now. Once you get the hang of everything then you can step it up to a Rupes or something.
03-17-13, 05:44 PM
#5
The 7424XP is going to suit you well Carlos, no need to fret, and it's also better to START with that polisher because there's no way you can burn/marr your paint with that polisher and it also packs enough of a punch if you get the correct pads/products also that you won't need another polisher for now. Once you get the hang of everything then you can step it up to a Rupes or something.
03-17-13, 09:06 PM
#6
When you get a chance, do a review on this would you please? I dont have a DA polisher as I havent wanted to make an investment on it. The two low cost alternatives are what you bought and the Harbor Freight DA for $48 after coupon.
The advantage I see w the Mequiars is that it is light weight and much more ergonomic to use. W a 3-4 inch pad, however, it takes longer to complete the process.
A regular DA looks heavier and therefore harder to use especially on the sides of the car. Holding a heavy shaking noisy polisher just doesnt seem enjoyable....effective, just not enjoyable...especially for a whole car.
The advantage I see w the Mequiars is that it is light weight and much more ergonomic to use. W a 3-4 inch pad, however, it takes longer to complete the process.
A regular DA looks heavier and therefore harder to use especially on the sides of the car. Holding a heavy shaking noisy polisher just doesnt seem enjoyable....effective, just not enjoyable...especially for a whole car.
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