Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Hello Can I paint removal cars easily?
Document: I borrowed two other brands from my friends, they don't compare to the Dewalt. I would easily recommend this to anyone looking for a great ROS.Old Guy
It is better than I imagined. It is light enough for my arthritic hands to handle easily. With the dirt bag there is minimal mess. The sanding area is adequate,  the sanding disks are readily available a wonderful addition to my work bench
After pondering between this model and the one without variable speeds, I decided to pay the extra $20 and go with this one. I'm glad I did!I bought this with the goal of refinishing a wood banister that had been covered in polyurethane, my goal was to get it down to bare wood so I could paint/stain it.
I used to have a square vibrating sander that did almost nothing. I was skeptical that this would be much better and I didn't want to get stuck paying for extensive disks.This turned out to do an amazing job of sanding. The disks last a long time as they don't clog up with paint due to the random orbit patter.
I was away for two weeks and came back to find the sander laying on my hardwood shop floor and a deep groove cut by the sanders edge running until it got hot enough to kick the electrical breaker. It very easily could have caught the shop on fire.Sending back and writing dewalt alert them.
It rocks as a sander, and isn't too intense for my 70 year old father to use.Gets the job done quickly and easily.
The Bosch had both Dewalts beat on build quality and power when sanding but without the CFS it just doesn't sand as well (I think what I'm sensing is consistent pad speed on and off the wood that the CFS provides for the Dewalts) The Bosch had more vibration than my old Dewalt but less than the new one.The pad on the new Dewalt stalled as easily as my old one and as I previously mentioned I couldn't tell that this sander was more powerful.
I purchased this sander to finish the stairs to my basement. The pine stair treads were never previously painted or stained but had a fair about of paint overspray on the sides of the treads from the original construction. The Dewalt sander was easier to operate and felt comfortable in my hand. The variable speed feature is  a useful addition to this model.The random orbit pattern resulted in a great job of sanding the pine treads without leaving marks.
I researched this tool for months. I finally met some folks who actually have this model as well as other brands in their shops. Everyone said they preferred the Dewalt. Overall feel of the machine and the work accomplished made the Dewalt their ROS of choice.I bought one of my own. I totally agree! My first job was restoring an antique drop leaf table. (there so many layers of paint and dings, I wasn't sure there was even wood underneath.)
I have owned several random orbit sanders over the years and I recently purchased this DeWalt to sand the doors in my house prior to painting. It is the best sander I have used and the dust collection works great. the collection bag caught most of the paint dust and never once fell off. The vibration was easy to control and the variable speed works great.My only complaint is the power switch is VERY touchy and turns on at the lightest touch so make sure to be careful when setting it down.
Answer: no