Metabo PE12-175 rotary

[calypso]

I just spoke to him, R1500 and its yours. Otherwise he will keep it.

[D.O.Double G]

Is this still on offer?

[calypso]

Yeah it should still be around. Let me know if you want it.

[D.O.Double G]

Whats the price of it?

[Starvekos]

(12-12-2008 03:15 PM)calypso Wrote:  I just spoke to him, R1500 and its yours. Otherwise he will keep it.

DOGG, I would highly recommend purchasing this polisher at this price. Even if you are new to machine polishing, I would say take the plunge and take time to pick up the skill from enthusiasts that are already using the rotary polisher as the tool of choice.

[D.O.Double G]

If thats what you recommend siya, then why not? i seen your work and its brilliant. Metabo is a good make by the way.

Calypso,
Ask him if we can Negotiate. R1300

[calypso]

Sorry no negotiations, the price has already been reduced from R2000. Also remember, you will need to pay for postage from Port Elizabeth.

[Starvekos]

(29-01-2009 10:32 AM)D.O.Double G Wrote:  Calypso,
Ask him if we can Negotiate. R1300

While it never hurts to negotiate especially in the current economic conditions which favours the buyer or those with cash, I would take this offer at the heavily discounted price of R1,500.

The closest competitor, the Makita 9227CB, retails for around R2,300. So this offer is a no brainer, don't lose out on this deal because you are trying to save a couple of bob for a round of drinks at the pub

[D.O.Double G]

ok Calypso,

Will the guy keep it for me until the end of feb, then ill have enuf cash and take it off you. Ill sort the psotage out as well. I might go to PE in March.

[calypso]

Well if someone else want to take it before then, you will loose out, otherwise its ready and waiting.

[D.O.Double G]

OK cool, not a problem, WIll query again closer to the time but i definitely need one.

[Wells]

I just grabbed this rotary from Mark, thanks to Calypso, was very surprised that it was still available after basically a year. I am very excited to learn how to tame the beast, never used a rotary before, so a test panel, then my test vehicle and lastly my baby. Hope that the learning curve is not to hectic.

Thanks again to Calypso.

[freerider]

lekker, have you got hold of a test panel yet? Calypso has a shoddy old silver m3 bonnet in his garage that I'm sure you can have

[Wells]

haha, I will rather swing by my local Alfa Romeo graveyard and pick up a bootlid or something tomorrow.

But the bonnet is a good 2nd option though.

got some builders halogens now too, so all set for a weekend of learning.

[calypso]

Just check the old Alfa bonnet is clear coated. You might find the older ones are single stage.

And read this http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/sh...hp?t=66024

[Carn]

Congrats on making the leap to a rotary. Take it slow and easy to start and you'll be fine

[Wells]

Thanks Calypso, that link was amazing, almost like watching a vid of it, the writer really knows his stuff it seems, sure it is gonna be of help when practising.