Buffer and polishing thinny sticks?

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Buffer and polishing thinny sticks?

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Hi guys,

I bought the starter kit and a bag of thinny syicks, do u think it will be possible to create a buffer and a polishing thinny stick, like the green and white? It would be interesting as for example the air intakes and stuff like that

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Goose wrote:Hi guys,

I bought the starter kit and a bag of thinny syicks, do u think it will be possible to create a buffer and a polishing thinny stick, like the green and white? It would be interesting as for example the air intakes and stuff like that

My two pence idea

Thanks

GOOSE
Hi Goose - It's something we've looked into several times over the past year, but it's proving tricky with the manufacturer.

At the moment I cut mine in half with a VERY sharp scalpel, using a metal ruler and being EXTREMELY CAREFUL in the process....lol
Where does all the bloody time go.....?

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