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08-02-2010, 09:38 PM

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Detailing products

Just picked up a Makita 9227c polisher and would like to purchase some glaze/polish/cutting compound and pads.

Who has the best prices on detailing products?

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try auto parts store or here on the internet cause if you like one brand then you can always find it cheaper somewhere else dependin on how hard ya look

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try autogeek.com,lake country kompressor pads.

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How is that polisher? What size pads does it use?

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I just picked it up yesterday. Havent used it, yet. I believe it uses a 7" pad.

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