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10-27-09, 08:52	#13 (permalink)
unleashedfury Registered User unleashedfury is offline Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 87	Re: Rotary Vs. Flex vs. Orbital Can they all acheive the same results. Well to get back into it. I am gonna start with something like a Flex. To get the feel for the machine and polish again. I did some body work for a friend and have the old panels. Theirs a few dents in it. Buts its some good practice with a rotary,

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