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And a few others. You could tell Meghan's hands were tied, and it must have killed her inside to have to bow down to the new company lines. I can see this forum being shut down the moment the new owners realize it will cost more than $10 to keep it up and running. If any of my good buds...

Yaaaaaaah....... I don't go with that touring sh!t! Whaddah say we get together and polish each other up? Yeah, we're good like that! Whaddah say Bill? Right Mike?? Another Kick Ass job Scottie!! :righton:

I remember when you first joined AGO Eric, and you were just getting started. You asked all the right questions and experimented with a bunch of scenarios. In the past couple of years, you have churned out some incredible work. And I (and I am sure other AGO members) are very impressed with...

You can say whatever you want. The moderators left eons ago. Lol

I haven't ordered a thing from AG in years, and rarely even visit the forum as of late. (Hard to believe they still support it....) AutoGeek has been sold down the corporate river. What a pity. Money talks, and loyal customers walk. Pencil pushers win, and we all lose. Disgusting, but...

I’m not a FLEX guy, so I will leave this question to the FLEX owners. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Absolutely. The FLEX is the king of the hill. You just have to be aware that it is gear-driven and not a random orbit. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Be careful what you consider.. There are an army of people that experience stalling problems, breakdowns, and horrible customer service with Rupes. Be warned…. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nothing wrong with the Griots machines at all. And yes, the FLEX has all the power. But ask yourself this: Are you needing to do deep correction to neglected paint, or just "a tune-up" to well cared-for paint before applying your LSP? It sounds to me that you take very good care of your...

I’ll just about guarantee it if you have anything close to my luck. [emoji12] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Only rain for us on LI. That's what buying a new $1200 snowblower in 2018 gets you.....:dunno::laughing:

If it just happened, you might want to try clay. I doubt it would fully remove it, but worth a try. Next, you could try to machine polish it. If those two do not work, then maybe a solvent soak. Last step would be to lightly wet sand and polish afterward.

Nice save there, Brett!!

SICK!!!

Top-Notch Customer Service. Kinda like AG used to be...............:bolt:

Christmas prime rib For some reason, the camera always makes it look more rare than it really is….:dunno: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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It certainly can be, Mikey. But if you already have the air tools (myself included), there would be no sense in switching it all over to battery-powered. Air tools are proven winners.

With the battery technology today, many "mid-sized" air compressors are becoming a thing of the past. You'd be stunned at what some of the battery-powered impacts can handle.

Beautiful work, Mike!! :dblthumb2: