Car Polishers

[n_d_fox]

if you dont see it as a problem then no... you dont need to.

when a machine polisher you might find that the polish compound leaves the trim it touches with white marks and the badges on the car are likely to tear the pads so they would ideally be taped up as well...

here's a car i did last summer for my boss...

the white mark in the door on the bottom left is a reflection of polish i spilt on the floor...

 

[n_d_fox]

Think i've been lucky then as its never happened to me!

May start masking up then, next wax & polish im getting is dodo juice lime prime lite & purple haze wax

If you can stretch to it go for the Purple Haze Pro wax... the Pro has Red Mist ingredients added which boost durability

 

[wazzzer]

A machine polisher is a machine polisher, they all do the same job. I'm a mobile valeter and I have used the same cheap one for the past 5 years and its fine. Its all about technique when it comes to a quality machine polishing.

ive just brought a dynamic power polisher from fleabay was only £60 any tips on using this as never used one before?

 

[retrogrrl]

Have a read on here, should have everything you need
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=63859