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Aaryn NZ

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Hey folks. :xyxthumbs:

So my gorgeous Wife asked me to snap some photos of my polishers & their serial numbers to put on record for insurance reasons. I guess trying to convince an insurance company that a ‘one man band’ actually has this many polishing machines could prove difficult.

Then this happened! There are a couple there that are ‘spares’ there is one Flex 3401 that is pretty special to me as it’s signed my Mike Phillips. And there are a couple there that seldom get much action.


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Ange shook her head at me as they continually came out & took there place in line . . . In my defence - one of those cordless Flex XFEs belongs to Ange. :buffing:


Aaryn NZ.:dblthumb2:


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I think she just wanted to find out how many polishers you bought without her knowing about it :p
Now you've shown her all you got and she has proof of it.
 
That’s a whole lotta buffers!! I got that lil Milwaukee tool it’s amazing for headlights and small spots. I want the Mille but can’t decide on that or the flex cordless.


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Damn! That's probably $6000+ in machines. Don't tell Ange I said that but very very impressive collection.
 
That’s a whole lotta buffers!! I got that lil Milwaukee tool it’s amazing for headlights and small spots. I want the Mille but can’t decide on that or the flex cordless.


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I agree, its a fantastic tool & built real nice too. I have the Milwaukee Cordless rotary also & its a solid performer & it gets a fair amount of work. I like the Mille, I just don't 'love it'. For me the tallness of the tools head is a little uncomfortable & I prefer to wrap my hand around the shroud. If its the Cordless Flex 3401 you're referring to in terms of your decision between that & the RUPES Mille - My money would already be spent on the Flex . . . just my opinion. :buffing:

Damn! That's probably $6000+ in machines. Don't tell Ange I said that but very very impressive collection.

Awh geeze Paul I'm pretty sure she heard you typing that! :ban: Hahaha.

You're probably right though which is a little scary to think of. Then on the other hand I think of how many cars these tools have buffed out & the money they have made me . . . . & I wonder why I'm broke!!! Hahaha! No seriously though, they serve me well & their value is why the pictures were needed for insurance records.

Now when my Autogeek friends come down to New Zealand to visit nobody willbe left out, we can all polish at once. :buffing::buffing::buffing:


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
 
Now when my Autogeek friends come down to New Zealand to visit nobody willbe left out, we can all polish at once. :buffing::buffing::buffing:


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:

Very nice collection. I probably have too many for a "one man shop" that isn't even a professional. But they serve their purpose :) I'm sticking too that.

And I'm sure my wife would love to visit New Zealand some day, so if we do, I'll swing by and take some polishing time :) The women can go out shopping or sightseeing :)
 
Smart wife! You now have proof for your insurance company........... or you had all you friends over with their machines to see who has the longest cord!!! :props:

Now remember to put your records off site... just because!
 
Give that man a cigar... right there! Wow! that's some heavy duty hardware...


Funny you say that. I was trying to get him to smoke with me when we were in Florida for Detail Fest. Good times!
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Funny you say that. I was trying to get him to smoke with me when we were in Florida for Detail Fest. Good times!
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Awh geeze! :props:

Good times for sure my Brother. Wow it seems so long ago now. Man that shop was cool huh & even though it was such a short trip - memories that will last a lifetime. See you guys next December!!! :dblthumb2: :dblthumb2: :dblthumb2:


Aaryn NZ. :xyxthumbs:
 
Awesome set of polishers you have Aaryn!

It's smart to take pictures of all of them for insurance if you have a break-in. Do that with the other hardware you have in shop too.

Now it's time to ask your wife to take out hers hidden collection of polishers LOL.

/Tony
 
Nice collection! Smart wife, no insurance company would believe you had that detailing arsenal, heck some of us find it hard to believe. :buffing:
 
Nice collection! Now I don't feel so bad about how many I have as a one man show lol.

Rupes 21 Mark ll
BOSS G21
Rupes Duetto 12mm
Adams swirl killer mini
Flex 3401
Flex Pe-14
Griots gg3
PC 7424
Rupes ibrid
 
Awesome set of polishers you have Aaryn!

It's smart to take pictures of all of them for insurance if you have a break-in. Do that with the other hardware you have in shop too.

Now it's time to ask your wife to take out hers hidden collection of polishers LOL.

/Tony

Thank you Tony. :xyxthumbs:

:iagree: & yes taking pictures of other tools, machinery, plant etc also. :xyxthumbs: Haha, Ange has but one polisher she calls her own (Flex XFE 15 150 Cordless) & a heck of a grand first polisher it is too. Now, lets not go into details of the Kitchen Wares collection of hers . . . :wow:



Nice collection! Smart wife, no insurance company would believe you had that detailing arsenal, heck some of us find it hard to believe. :buffing:

Thanks mdbenge. :xyxthumbs:

Yeah buddy, I got me a clever one indeed! :props:

Nice collection! Now I don't feel so bad about how many I have as a one man show lol.

Rupes 21 Mark ll
BOSS G21
Rupes Duetto 12mm
Adams swirl killer mini
Flex 3401
Flex Pe-14
Griots gg3
PC 7424
Rupes ibrid


Hahaha, thank you Justin. :xyxthumbs:

A couple of these are "spares" (3401s) but to date I haven't been let down. I am sure to add the cordless Flex 3401 when it arrives down here & I am drawn to the UDOS from Lake Country too, I think that will be a versatile tool. :props:


Aaryn NZ. :dblthumb2:
 
That is indeed awesome!!!
I still have my first 3401 and use it heavily. It has yet to fail in any way. It’s vey high mileage. Bought my friend who helps me out a lot one this year so I have a spare to use just Incase mine dies. I honestly doubt you will ever go thru that many in your lifetime.
The colored cords look really nice. We get black cords in the US.
 
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