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Think about that one for a second. I'm confident the correct answer will become clear.

A bit of advice,
 
You would be much better off asking this question on a detailing forum that supports multiple polishers so that you get an unbiased opinion. 
 
IMO a little more vibration on something you will be using 3-4 times a year between both vehicles does not justify the premium.  Also keep in mind its not just the cost of the machine (more than 2x), but with the Cyclo you will also buy twice the pads and use more polish.  Just some real world facts to consider...
 
You cant go wrong either way for what you are looking to accomplish, its just one option is more expensive.  You decide if its justifed...

Check out Thompson racing. I believe Eric may still have some porter cables left.

A bit of advice,
 
You would be much better off asking this question on a detailing forum that supports multiple polishers so that you get an unbiased opinion. 
 
IMO a little more vibration on something you will be using 3-4 times a year between both vehicles does not justify the premium.  Also keep in mind its not just the cost of the machine (more than 2x), but with the Cyclo you will also buy twice the pads and use more polish.  Just some real world facts to consider...
 
You cant go wrong either way for what you are looking to accomplish, its just one option is more expensive.  You decide if its justifed...

A bit of advice,
 
You would be much better off asking this question on a detailing forum that supports multiple polishers so that you get an unbiased opinion. 
 
IMO a little more vibration on something you will be using 3-4 times a year between both vehicles does not justify the premium.  Also keep in mind its not just the cost of the machine (more than 2x), but with the Cyclo you will also buy twice the pads and use more polish.  Just some real world facts to consider...
 
You cant go wrong either way for what you are looking to accomplish, its just one option is more expensive.  You decide if its justifed...

You need a Griot's garage polisher or a PC.  They are half the price of the Cyclo and come with a lifetime warranty as well.  With 5" mf pads they will correct anything for the weekend warrior. 
 
You can still use the Adams pads and polishes if you wish.

You need a Griot's garage polisher or a PC.  They are half the price of the Cyclo and come with a lifetime warranty as well.  With 5" mf pads they will correct anything for the weekend warrior. 
 
You can still use the Adams pads and polishes if you wish.

Nailed it.

Great minds...

Make sure you arent using the delicate cylce on your HE machine, it doesnt have enough juice to rinse the towel completely of the detergent. 
Go easy care, medium load size, hot water, extra rinse cycle with spin.  Dry on no/low heat.  Good to go. 

I wouldn't suggest someone doesn't care about their car's finish because they don't use Adams. You don't want to be that guy, trust me. And Adam himself would not suggest that either. Now are these products better than Turtle Wax? Most definitely yes. But there's probably a more tactful way to recommend Adams is all I am saying.
BTW It doesn't surprise me that they didn't respond based on your approach.

I wouldn't suggest someone doesn't care about their car's finish because they don't use Adams. You don't want to be that guy, trust me. And Adam himself would not suggest that either. Now are these products better than Turtle Wax? Most definitely yes. But there's probably a more tactful way to recommend Adams is all I am saying.
BTW It doesn't surprise me that they didn't respond based on your approach.

I would say your lucky that they lasted three years. I barely got three washes. They now make excellent shelf liners on my detailing cart. And yes old towels will scratch.

Nailed it.

You should probably do a little research before spouting off. Surf City products are made in the USA...

Masking tape and a sharpie.

Masking tape and a sharpie.

Nailed it.

You should probably do a little research before spouting off. Surf City products are made in the USA...

You should probably do a little research before spouting off. Surf City products are made in the USA...

Looks like he ended up accepting a similar position at Surf City Garage. Best of luck to Dylan, now we can all move on

Looks like he ended up accepting a similar position at Surf City Garage. Best of luck to Dylan, now we can all move on

Oh I know that, but they wouldn't
Back on topic, yet another surprising subtraction from the lineup...interesting to say the least.

Lol. Oh my, if the detailing world (outside of Adams) saw this post they would have a field day.

Oh I know that, but they wouldn't
Back on topic, yet another surprising subtraction from the lineup...interesting to say the least.