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  1. 01-02-2011, 08:46 AM #51
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Quote Originally Posted by DaniusLithuania View Post
    Ok it is in my shopping cart. So what pads I need to get for all my BP?
    Get Kompressor pads for your Rotary, along with a few wool cutting pads
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  2. 01-02-2011, 09:38 AM #52
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Can same one help me to pick up polishing pads for my BP ?
    Heavy Duty 5 Inch Rotary Backing Plate, circular polisher backing plate, backing pad
    Meguiars Solo Easy Buff W66 Rotary Backing Plate 6 Inch
    Spot Buffing 4 inch pads, Lake country 4 inch pads, 4 inch foam pads, 4 inch ccs pads, ccs foam pads

    Will use with flex rotary and makita 9227
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  3. 01-02-2011, 09:40 AM #53
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Quote Originally Posted by Flash Gordon View Post
    Get Kompressor pads for your Rotary, along with a few wool cutting pads
    where I can finde Kompressor pads?

    Foam & Wool Buffing Pads for Dual Action, Rotary/Circular Polishers and Cyclo Orbital Polishers.

    her?
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  4. 01-02-2011, 10:49 AM #54
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    I haven't forgotten you Dan. Keep your shorts on and I answer you later today
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Ok I will wait for Your opinion.
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  6. 01-03-2011, 03:45 PM #56
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    If I have makita 9227 do I need FLEX PE? Or it does same job? Maybe get orbital or DA polisher insted of Flex PE?
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Quote Originally Posted by DaniusLithuania View Post
    If I have makita 9227 do I need FLEX PE? Or it does same job? Maybe get orbital or DA polisher insted of Flex PE?
    You must be telepathic

    I was thinking about this also (Flex vs DA w/Rotaty)

    I have a plan Dan and I'm sorry I haven't gotten it finalized yet. I've had a boat load of crap land in my lap in the past 36 hours. I will have you ready by tonight...tommorow at the latest....well, at least by Friday

    With everything in life, if you get in a hurry, you will make a mistake. Your getting ready to spend a whole lot of money and I intend to help you do it wisely

    Thank you for your patience

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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Ok thanks man I just cant wait to spend my money on good stuff. I will wait.
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    Quote Originally Posted by DaniusLithuania View Post
    Ok I will wait for Your opinion.
    This 230 volt is proving to be a PITA. I don't think AG carries the Makita 9227c or Meguiars DA in 230 volt

    Bare with me here Dan

    Anyone else able to find these two parts here @ AG
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  10. 01-04-2011, 11:49 AM #60
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    Re: What tools I need to start autodetailing shop

    I got voltage converter. So no problems for my. So what about polishers? Witch one I go for new flex or DA?
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