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Old 28-06-2008   #13
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I'm with Mick on this one! This is where the Fein Machine comes into its own and they even sell a special stone finishing set

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Where from mate, Never heard of that one

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I think CTD sell the Fein don't they?

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It,s not the fein, Which I have it's the stone finishing set that I,ve never heard of

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I have a Bosch 180 thiny so I presume I can just put the sandpaper pads on adn that will smooth/buff the limestone or is it a special Fein stone buffing pad?

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