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Polishers

There are primarily two types of polishing machines: rotary polishing machines (rotary) and dual action (DA) also called random orbital polishing machines. Rotary polishers have a fixed rotational motion and are known for their powerful polishing ability, ideal for removing deep scratches and blemishes, but it also requires a little more practice and experience. Dual action polishers have both a rotary and an orbital motion, making them safer to use and less likely to cause swirl marks and overheating on the paint surface.

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G Plus Rotary Polishing Machine 150Mm
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Farecla GPT001

G Plus Rotary Polishing Machine 150Mm

€554,66
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€471,46

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Pneumatic Polisher 28363 75Mm
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3M 88418-36

Pneumatic Polisher 28363 75Mm

€467,31
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€397,21

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Mr81M Bigfoot Ibrid Nano Polisher Short Neck Blx
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Mr81M Bigfoot Ibrid Nano Polisher Short Neck Blx

€1.125,30
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€956,51

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Cp7201 Mini Polisher 75 Mm
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Chicago Pneumatic 8941072014

Cp7201 Mini Polisher 75 Mm

€397,53
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€345,85

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Lh19E Bigfoot Rotary Polisher Set
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Lh19E Bigfoot Rotary Polisher Set

€673,57
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€572,53

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Lh76P Polisher 75Mm
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Rupes LH76P

Lh76P Polisher 75Mm

€492,07
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€418,26

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What is a polisher?
A polisher is a tool designed to polish surfaces, typically on cars, boats and other vehicles. It is used to remove scratches, oxidation and other defects in the paint, resulting in a smooth and shiny finish.

What accessories are needed for polishing?
To achieve the best results with your polisher, use:

Polishing pads: Different pads for different polishing stages (coarse, medium, fine).

Polishes: Choose quality products to remove scratches and give a glossy finish. (coarse, medium, fine, wax, etc.).

Microfibre cloths: For wiping off excess polish and post-polishing.

Protective equipment: Use gloves and goggles to protect yourself during work.

What should I consider when choosing a polishing machine?
When choosing a polishing machine, there are several factors to consider:

Effect: More powerful machines can tackle larger tasks faster.

Speed ​​settings: Variable speeds give you better control over the polishing process.

Weight and ergonomics: A lighter and ergonomically designed machine will be easier to handle, especially during longer polishing sessions.

Accessories: Make sure there is a wide selection of compatible polishing pads and other accessories.

Which brands of polishing machines are the best?
There are several recognized brands in polishing machines, including:

Rupes: Popular among professionals for their advanced technology and reliability. Here you get a polishing machine in the absolute top class.

Mirka: Recognized for your ergonomic design of your machines.

Farecla: Known for their effective polishes and machines that provide professional results.

Then there are also good brands such as Flex, Makita and Bosch. Although we are not a dealer of them, they must be mentioned because they have good products.

Polisher - air or electric/battery, which is best?
The choice between air and electric/battery powered polishers depends on your specific needs:

Air-powered polishers: They are often lighter and more compact, making them ideal for detailed work. However, they require a compressor, which can be an additional cost and require more maintenance.

Battery-powered polishing machines: The development of these machines has progressed rapidly, and today they are undoubtedly the first choice among our customers. They provide the same performance and their versatility makes them easier to use as they only require a charged battery. Battery-powered models also offer more freedom of movement.

Ultimately, the choice depends on your preferences and needs. For most hobbyists and professionals, an electric or battery powered polisher is often the most practical and versatile choice.