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Made in America does not automatically mean it's better quality.
What i love is how everyone wants it American made but production went to china cuz Americans want cheaper.
And I know alot of Americans who i wouldn’t want making a dang thing for me!
And yes before someone asks I’m American.
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If you get the G15 I'd say you still need a smaller/short throw polisher for other duties. If you're keeping your GG6 and converting it to a 3" polisher then I'd say the G15 is a better choice for you. Now if you plan on selling your GG6 or trading that in for a G15, I think you'll find that it can't do everything. If you prefer to own just one polisher I think the G9 is a good compromise and can be your only machine - I still think anyone can benefit from also owning a 3" polisher.
A G9 and G8 is a great combo for the price but since you already have a GG6 then you might not need a G8 and can just convert the GG6.
Thanks for the feedback, I will be keeping the GG6 as I already have the 3" backing plate for tight spaces, it'll be nice to not have to swap out backing plates anymore! I am leaning towards the G15 as covering more ground with less effort and that is mainly what I am looking for out of the next polisher. FWIW the money isn't a deciding factor here, I'm fine with spending the extra $100, really just wanting to save time and finish projects faster.
That's another reason I'm leaning towards the G15, $250 seems incredibly well priced for a redesigned, newly launched product, especially when compared to the other options out there.
Sometimes a15 finishes down better than a 21
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