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09-01-2014, 02:00 PM	#1
Mark N. Montana Master Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Ogden Posts: 638 M.O.C. #13862	Using an electric rotary buffer/polisher... How many of you use an electric polisher on your Monty? What brand do you have, and what have you thought of it? I've never had an electric before, but now, looking at the size of this beast and my Ram 3500 together, I'm realizing it's way too much for my arthritic dang thumbs anymore. While we're on the topic of polishing, what brands are you using? I've been using Nu Finish for about 20 years now, and love it.

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