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fdizzle · 10-05-06, 10:27

Though I dont use on myself. . .yet . . . . there are different methods for the rotary application - for a quick answer PM Accumulator, G35stilz,Dave B, Skubasteev or scottwax (sorry if i left you other heavy hitters out) Their exiperience and results alone speaks for themselvs-

This is a hot buy on autogeek right now - iv checked over 30 other websites and have yet to find one for under 180$ - and their selling it for 150$

The thing has a crapload of power, but it is significantly lighter than the other major names . . .

hey GEARHEAD . . . thanks for the reply, you speak the truth. if you start slow and keep that machine moving, and actually pay attantion to what your doing . . I think anyone can use a rotary safely..... now to get results.... that takes skill, and time spent. I just want somthing to get rid of imperfections faster.

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fdizzle microfiber bed sheets!!! fdizzle is offline Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 858	Though I dont use on myself. . .yet . . . . there are different methods for the rotary application - for a quick answer PM Accumulator, G35stilz,Dave B, Skubasteev or scottwax (sorry if i left you other heavy hitters out) Their exiperience and results alone speaks for themselvs- This is a hot buy on autogeek right now - iv checked over 30 other websites and have yet to find one for under 180$ - and their selling it for 150$ The thing has a crapload of power, but it is significantly lighter than the other major names . . . hey GEARHEAD . . . thanks for the reply, you speak the truth. if you start slow and keep that machine moving, and actually pay attantion to what your doing . . I think anyone can use a rotary safely..... now to get results.... that takes skill, and time spent. I just want somthing to get rid of imperfections faster. __________________ "Nice wax job rook!" . . . . - Ramathorn