Polisher

About Polisher

A polisher spins a foam, wool or microfibre pad to bring back gloss on car paint, remove swirl marks and light scratches, and finish stone, metal and other surfaces. Car detailing studios, body shops, service centres, fabricators and stone workers use rotary and random orbit polishers, while some models also double as sanders.

Choose the action first. A rotary polisher spins the pad on one axis and cuts fast, but needs practice to avoid burning paint. A random orbit or dual action polisher moves the pad in an orbit as it spins, which is safer for beginners and leaves fewer holograms. Check the pad size, commonly 125 mm, 150 mm or 180 mm, the orbit size on dual action models and the speed range, since variable speed lets you use low speed for spreading compound and higher speed for cutting. Cordless 12 V, 18 V and 40 V models remove the cable from the paint. Wet stone polishers have water feed for granite and marble. Keep pads clean, use the right compound for each stage and wear eye protection.

We list Makita, Milwaukee, HiKOKI, Metabo, Stanley, Dongcheng, Xtra Power and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Detailing studios and workshops buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.

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