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Last edited by kaput; 03-13-2019 at 05:54 AM.
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Hey man, me again. The 7336 has a bigger counterweight which makes it smoother to operate than the 7224. You should get a flexible backing plate and a few different types of pads. One for cutting, one for polishing and one for glaze/wax at a minimum. You can find kits on the websites I pm'ed you. I use sonus das pads and they've been good to me.
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^^^ I agree with mister gts. I got the 7336 and a 3-pad/backing plate kit from carcaresmart, then later got a 4-pad Sonus kit from Autopia. They're both good, but if you're ordering from ccs you could get their kit at the same time. Their kits use Lake County pads.
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Ding on the 7336 and the $50 3 pads and backing plate combo.
I found the Lake County pads backing completely come off after a few uses; apparently it must be apparent for other people who use them as well as I hear there are a revised version with a much stronger adhesive backing on the pad.
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