Polishing machine.

[phil d]

My advice - don't get one. I used one a few years back on the MR2 and the flippin' cloths would come off at the slightest pressure! They are not easy use has the vibration through the machine makes them a little difficult to handle plus the cloths are a pain to attach. The result was no better than using elbow grease but that's what i bought it for, to avoid all that rubbing!

[Rickzayne]

grr!

is there anythign else to apply wax and polish than those 5 inch pads you get?

[karl THP]

Go on the maguires website! There is a page on polishing using a buffing machine. Also I would recommend a DA polisher or "orbital" they are the best so I here, let us know how you get on pal

[Yellow]

But i mainly want it for applying wax since the little pads for applying it hurt after a while xD

aah! man up! :0)

[Rickzayne]

aah! man up! :0)

it r hurt ma lil fingers =[

[xtremevibez]

I've got a Porter Cable Da Polisher and its great... u'd have to try pretty damn hard to damage the paint with a DA! Get one off ebay, u wont regret it. had mine years and its been Spot on
Si

[karl THP]

I've got a Porter Cable Da Polisher and its great... u'd have to try pretty damn hard to damage the paint with a DA! Get one off ebay, u wont regret it. had mine years and its been Spot on
Si

This i

[karl THP]

I've got a Porter Cable Da Polisher and its great... u'd have to try pretty damn hard to damage the paint with a DA! Get one off ebay, u wont regret it. had mine years and its been Spot on
Si

This is my point DA is the way to go

[John S]

http://www.waxyclean.co.uk/machine-p...FVJX4Qod-RqjjQ

[Rickzayne]

bit pricy xD

[Wickedredc2]

wasnt aware you got machine polishers from there. knew you got the buffers for like £20 but they do feck all