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PORTER CABLE 18002 Contour Hook 6 Inch Review

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Revainrating 3.5 out of 5  
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3.3
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Description of PORTER CABLE 18002 Contour Hook 6 Inch

Sands contours and irregular surfaces. Accepts 6", 6-hole hook and loop sanding discs. Installs easily with built-in mounting bolt. Fits Porter-Cable 7336 and 97366 Random Orbit Sanders. Sands contoured surfaces. Accepts 6 inch, 6-hole hook and loop sanding discs. Installs easily with built-in mounting bolt. Fits Porter-Cable 7336 and 97366 Random Orbit Sanders. Special tool geometry maintains better chip flow.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Does what it should. Support.

Does what it's supposed to. The back of the pad wears out over time (not sure how long the previous pad lasted but it lasted over 5 years) so I had to replace it.

Pros
  • Doping 🔥
Cons
  • I vaguely remember

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Fell apart on first use

Received the product and immediately tried it on my Porter cable polishing tool and immediately noticed black foam all over the paint. The foam crumbled like cheese and dissolved after a few minutes. Not sure if I got old stock or a defective block as the one that came with my polisher lasted over 10 years.

Pros
  • Several competitors
Cons
  • Nothing here

Revainrating 5 out of 5

As original. in Velcro Discs

I was going to touch up a scratch on a friend's car the other day, I took my center pad and some polish, then I found that the contour pad on my Porter Cable Random Orbiter was in pieces. I've had this tool for a few years, maybe 5-7, not sure, and I keep it in my garage. I'm in Florida so 90F+ Anyway I visited Revain and found this pad from 18002. This is the original, just like the original.

Pros
  • Hands Free
Cons
  • Very Expensive