Porter Cable 7336

B2Blain · 09-12-2006, 05:58 PM

Ok, I know the two are very similar. But at Lowes it says that it is a sander. Just want to make sure the model in this link is ok.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...6SP&lpage=none

pander5 · 09-12-2006, 06:27 PM

That's the one! The full model name is 7336SP with the "SP" standing for sander polisher. Folks that work with wood look for the same orbital motion when working down fine finishes on wood surfaces. The affect is the same on your car's paint i.e. "random orbital" for preventing heat buildup and reducing the chance of a concentric swirl or round marring on your clearcoat.

What you'll need is a velcro (hook and loop in detailing parlance) backing plate and an assortment of buffing pads. There are several good BP/pad kits online.

picus · 09-12-2006, 06:41 PM

The only difference between the 7336 and the 7424 is the counterweight. On the 7336 it is better to go with a slightly larger backplate (6"), because the counterweight is a little heavier. In any event, that's the one.

canucklion · 09-12-2006, 06:47 PM

Kevin, they should make you the officical E90 detail guru

picus · 09-12-2006, 07:01 PM

Do I get some sort of medal or uniform?

canucklion · 09-12-2006, 07:06 PM

yes, white one with lots of buckles

picus · 09-12-2006, 07:29 PM

Deal!

JOYRIIDE1113 · 09-13-2006, 11:58 AM

Im surprised that Picus has time to not only work on tons of cars, but has time to post in numerous FORUMS and give out advice... I try to swing by throughout the day during work while Im on hold or on the phone...

PICUS is the man!

picus · 09-13-2006, 01:11 PM

I actually don't do any of the work on the cars. I have trained monkeys and dogs. The dogs run around with porter cables and the monkeys apply tire shine!

B2Blain · 09-13-2006, 07:16 PM

Thanks for the info.

I will probably get it from Lowes. Anyone have any other suggestions?

B2Blain · 10-09-2006, 11:43 AM

I finally got my car so I want to buy something asap. Sorry for all the questions but I've noticed that the 7336 seems to be less expensive on ebay? Since there is little difference between the two is that the one to go with, or I am mistaken?

Thanks.

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B2Blain Enlisted Member 2 Rep 38 Posts Drives: Working Join Date: May 2006 Location: Hawaii iTrader: (0)	Porter Cable 7336 Ok, I know the two are very similar. But at Lowes it says that it is a sander. Just want to make sure the model in this link is ok. http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...6SP&lpage=none __________________ 530i/Black Sapphire Metallic/Black Dakota Leather/Anthracite Maple Trim/Premium/Sport/Steptronic/Navigation/PDC/Comfort Access/Premium Sound Ordered: 7/6/06 Scheduled for Production: 7/7/08 In Production: 7/7/06 In Body Shop: 7/12/06 In Paint Shop: 7/13/06 Assembly Started: 7/14/06 Assembly/Finish/Quality Check: 7/19/06 Production Completed: 7/20/06 Dispatched to Port of Exit: 7/24/06 Departed Bremerhaven on the Anna: 8/2/06 Arrived at Port Hueneme: 8/24/06 Arrived at dealer: 8/29/06
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pander5 Special Forces - Discretion is superior 31 Rep 1,011 Posts Drives: 335i Coupe Sapphire Black Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Tampa, FL iTrader: (0) Garage List 2007 335i Coupe [0.00]	That's the one! The full model name is 7336SP with the "SP" standing for sander polisher. Folks that work with wood look for the same orbital motion when working down fine finishes on wood surfaces. The affect is the same on your car's paint i.e. "random orbital" for preventing heat buildup and reducing the chance of a concentric swirl or round marring on your clearcoat. What you'll need is a velcro (hook and loop in detailing parlance) backing plate and an assortment of buffing pads. There are several good BP/pad kits online. __________________ M3 + trailer hitch = oxymoron
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picus Brigadier General 125 Rep 4,172 Posts Drives: e92 SG 335i Coupe Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Toronto, ON iTrader: (0)	The only difference between the 7336 and the 7424 is the counterweight. On the 7336 it is better to go with a slightly larger backplate (6"), because the counterweight is a little heavier. In any event, that's the one.
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picus Brigadier General 125 Rep 4,172 Posts Drives: e92 SG 335i Coupe Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Toronto, ON iTrader: (0)	I actually don't do any of the work on the cars. I have trained monkeys and dogs. The dogs run around with porter cables and the monkeys apply tire shine!
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B2Blain Enlisted Member 2 Rep 38 Posts Drives: Working Join Date: May 2006 Location: Hawaii iTrader: (0)	Thanks for the info. I will probably get it from Lowes. Anyone have any other suggestions? __________________ 530i/Black Sapphire Metallic/Black Dakota Leather/Anthracite Maple Trim/Premium/Sport/Steptronic/Navigation/PDC/Comfort Access/Premium Sound Ordered: 7/6/06 Scheduled for Production: 7/7/08 In Production: 7/7/06 In Body Shop: 7/12/06 In Paint Shop: 7/13/06 Assembly Started: 7/14/06 Assembly/Finish/Quality Check: 7/19/06 Production Completed: 7/20/06 Dispatched to Port of Exit: 7/24/06 Departed Bremerhaven on the Anna: 8/2/06 Arrived at Port Hueneme: 8/24/06 Arrived at dealer: 8/29/06
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B2Blain Enlisted Member 2 Rep 38 Posts Drives: Working Join Date: May 2006 Location: Hawaii iTrader: (0)	I finally got my car so I want to buy something asap. Sorry for all the questions but I've noticed that the 7336 seems to be less expensive on ebay? Since there is little difference between the two is that the one to go with, or I am mistaken? Thanks. __________________ 530i/Black Sapphire Metallic/Black Dakota Leather/Anthracite Maple Trim/Premium/Sport/Steptronic/Navigation/PDC/Comfort Access/Premium Sound Ordered: 7/6/06 Scheduled for Production: 7/7/08 In Production: 7/7/06 In Body Shop: 7/12/06 In Paint Shop: 7/13/06 Assembly Started: 7/14/06 Assembly/Finish/Quality Check: 7/19/06 Production Completed: 7/20/06 Dispatched to Port of Exit: 7/24/06 Departed Bremerhaven on the Anna: 8/2/06 Arrived at Port Hueneme: 8/24/06 Arrived at dealer: 8/29/06
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