On a budget for a 21mm DA polisher?
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KBsToy
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Morning,
With my OCD on polishers I bought this machine for the price. I tried it out and I thought it had to much vibration for a senior autopian compared to my Torqx 22D. I bought it through 3rd party amazon. I emailed super buys 3rd party amazon to get refund.
They really did not want it back so after back and forth emails they gave me 50% back of price and told me to keep polisher. Again this is just my opinion being a enthusiast / desktop detailer
Polisher ended up on eBay...
With my OCD on polishers I bought this machine for the price. I tried it out and I thought it had to much vibration for a senior autopian compared to my Torqx 22D. I bought it through 3rd party amazon. I emailed super buys 3rd party amazon to get refund.
They really did not want it back so after back and forth emails they gave me 50% back of price and told me to keep polisher. Again this is just my opinion being a enthusiast / desktop detailer
Polisher ended up on eBay...
I would look at shurhold 3500 price about 200$ or chemical guys torqx 22d price about 300$ if I were looking för to keep it for a while.
If you are testing if this is something for you get the one you linked. This is if you are going all in with a 21mm longthrow polisher at start with. Otherwise a 8mm DA of choice is a great first polisher that can be modified to a 3" da polisher in the future. You can get from the beginning a 5" and a 3" backing plate and have a very versitale polisher that can do alot for you.
I went with a 21mm longthrow polisher as my first polisher that is in the price range as the one linked. Got a 5"backing plate and has been satisfied with so far. But if I would be doing more cars I will invest in a better one. Accually just a hour ago I orded a 3" da polisher shinemate EX603. So hope it will be good for me to do the smaller and curvy parts easier
If you are testing if this is something for you get the one you linked. This is if you are going all in with a 21mm longthrow polisher at start with. Otherwise a 8mm DA of choice is a great first polisher that can be modified to a 3" da polisher in the future. You can get from the beginning a 5" and a 3" backing plate and have a very versitale polisher that can do alot for you.
I went with a 21mm longthrow polisher as my first polisher that is in the price range as the one linked. Got a 5"backing plate and has been satisfied with so far. But if I would be doing more cars I will invest in a better one. Accually just a hour ago I orded a 3" da polisher shinemate EX603. So hope it will be good for me to do the smaller and curvy parts easier
It`s in a domestic webbshop in sweden. Got it for 158$ with sale and a first buyers code. Then some other things to get up to free shipping. I think Adams swirl killer 3" is a shinemate ex603 not absolutely certain though.
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