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Car Polisher

Tony255 · 2007-05-25 23:49:17

Hi, Does anyone here use one of the battery operated car polishers i like to keep my car polished but dont have the 4-5 hours some weeks to do it. Anyone got any advice on these and if they are any good? Tony

25-05-2007 11:49pm

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Tony255

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Hi,

Does anyone here use one of the battery operated car polishers i like to keep my car polished but dont have the 4-5 hours some weeks to do it. Anyone got any advice on these and if they are any good?

Tony

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#2 26-05-2007 6:15am

Neilw

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Those battery/lidl/halfords polishers are rubbish, the only one worth considering is a portercable 7424, it is fairly expensive but it can be used for defect/swirl removal as well as applying waxes/glazes.

Have a look here, http://www.bettercarcare.com/polishers.html
I got mine from them and it's a great tool.

Neil.

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