Hi guys been looking at this on Ebay not had a machine polisher before so just wondering if any of you have any thoughts on this deal, all opinions welcome....thanks
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AMAZING-Indust...item19bc0eb7ea
Hi guys been looking at this on Ebay not had a machine polisher before so just wondering if any of you have any thoughts on this deal, all opinions welcome....thanks
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AMAZING-Indust...item19bc0eb7ea
Can't see eBay from work, what machine/package is it..?
There's a LOT of exclamation marks in that product description!
Caught my interest when you posted this, so I looked at it a bit harder. Then went through the guys feedback and comments for this product like "Be aware, doesn't come with instructions OR chuck key" and "Very low power at low RPM" and a few others changed my mind. Think I'll pay a bit more for a better one at some point
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I wouldnt touoch anything apart from a DA... Like a Kestrel or A G220... they are very idiot proof lol
ive got one mate, very good, as long as you dont go in full bore .........be fine
there good but be carful not to burn through the laquer as its really easily done! i needed a bonnet respray after i got my hands on one on my old subaru
The first machine polisher I bought was a rotary, and I read about all the warnings about 'burning through your laquer'.
I'm still using it now and have had some fantastic results on lots of cars, and haven't even been close to damaging any paint.
As long as you don't run the machine too fast, take your time over the panel and keep the pad well primed you won't have any problems.
Whatever rotary you decide to get, in my opinion the most important things to consider are the quality of the pads and polish. These are the things that will determine the final finish.
The difference in quality between the pads that came in my 'kit' and the 3M ones I use now are like chalk and cheese.
With polishes, i love the Poorboys SSR range for swirl removal, and Autoglym Super Resin Polish.
So whatever you decide to do, my advice would be to buy the best quality pads/polish/wax you can afford.
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