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I've god cheapest rotary polisher that i could get. For around 40$ :D I really wont use it on any car by now. It doesn't have any stabilization and it is really hot after 8-9 passes, that i need to work in winter gloves :D

But i want to buy Flex VRG 3401, and I think that this would be able to cut paint almost like rotary polisher. And im not sure that i need still rotary polisher to do this job.

Why studio? - Its simple - i think that car detailing is a part of art. Every artist is doing his job in artistic studio, so i think, that car detailing workspace should be named "Detailing studio" because of that.

Thanks for your reply, but i would avoid Rupes polishers, because i had these in my hands, and it feels and looks like real china product. I need to ask - Do i really need big rotary polisher when i have VRG? VRG have really good cutting abilities and i think that i dont need rotary with that...

Hi all! Im new here, but not new in detailing. But i have some questions, before opening mine small(on the beginning for sure:D) detailing service studio. Question is in topic: correct configuration of polishing tools in small detailing studio. I just want to have all polishing tools, which i...