High-End vs Budget Polisher: A Detailed Look at Rupes LHR 15 MK3 and Liquid Elements T4000 V2 MK2

[@santiagolonati274]

the Liquid elements it's a really really good choice!

[@OCDDetailing2021]

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[@THE01GC]

For the price yes

[@hannibalbarca8467]

Liquid element is so good

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[@xynstav]

You said you wouldn't use them on cutting on hard paint .What would you use?

[@OCDDetailing2021]

@@xynstav for hard paints I use gear driven dual action, Makita P06000, the job Is twice quicker at least

[@xynstav]

@OCDDetailing2021 oh nice that makes sense thank you

[@OCDDetailing2021]

@xynstav no problem

[@petreticu6008]

@@OCDDetailing2021 is the Makita better than the Flex 10-8? I have it and was wondering if it was worth it the extra money. In my country the Makita is a bit cheaper than the Flex. They are both gear driven, but i said for the extra price gap i get extra cut with the 8 mm throw vs the 5 mm throw of the Makita. Now i wish i got the Makita so i can spin-clean my pads with the dual motion, with gear driven you cant dry your pads by spinning.....

[@OCDDetailing2021]

​@@petreticu6008I personally prefer Makita over the flax xce, I have both machines. I like to play a lot with the pressure while polishing to get more effective and efficient results , in my opinion Makita is better for that than flex , that's why I rate Makita over the flex.

[@MHal312]

Rupes are terrible

[@OCDDetailing2021]

Definitely over hyped

[@MHal312]

@@OCDDetailing2021 its just the stupid shrouds. If i cant air spin my pad clean im losing efficiency