Was looking at buying a car polisher for my old car to shine it up a little. Came across this...seems like a good deal.
Maybe not the best for high end cars but midrange should do the job.
If anyone has or used one please feel free to give some feedback!!
10 comments
jjmmww1
27 Jun 17#1
Sold out online and In store from Thu 11 May. mistake?
ac12 to jjmmww1
27 Jun 17#3
Available in store...just picked one up at Hatfield had about 5/6 left.
Will give it a try over the weekend if weather allows me to.
peggy79
27 Jun 17#2
saw it in shop last weekend, seems it's single speed.
ac12 to peggy79
27 Jun 171#4
Not entirely sure. However I have read some reviews on car forums piston head etc and good reviews for newbies like me. Not for the pro
LTgoodevil
28 Jun 17#5
This will be very under powered. OK for polishing after wax application I guess.
No point to use this with polishing pastes. Better just to attach polishing pad to electric drill if on the budget.
JJ100
28 Jun 17#6
Can this be used with Autoglym SRP ?
greenalien1 to JJ100
29 Jun 17#7
yeah, used the same polish with a similar device from lidl a few years back :smile:
WAWG
29 Jun 171#8
I started out with one of these years back, they are ok for applying/buffing polish and wax and the bonnets are usually cheap to buy. Just don't expect to get swirls and scratches out with one of these.
ac12 to WAWG
4 Jul 17#10
lol tried it over the weekend...shakes like hell?? so stopped after 5 mins on a small panel.. My cousin managed to do the full car with it successfully car is shining....although a closer look i feel more scratches have been revealed. He applied polish directly onto the car, waited then onto the polisher.
Not sure if it was done correctly just followed a YouTube clip.
dexix
30 Jun 17#9
I hope these increase in value over time as I got an rac branded one about ten years ago and it's still currently in my shed unused!
Opening post
Maybe not the best for high end cars but midrange should do the job.
If anyone has or used one please feel free to give some feedback!!
10 comments
Will give it a try over the weekend if weather allows me to.
No point to use this with polishing pastes. Better just to attach polishing pad to electric drill if on the budget.
Not sure if it was done correctly just followed a YouTube clip.