So my next investment for my car will be a polisher. I recently did my car all by hand... This was good and I got good results but it was a lot of work and I prob would of had better results with a polisher. The Meguiars polisher is a little expensive, coming from someone who has never purchased one before. Like all things is it worth the few extra bucks or is a cheap one from wal-mart good too? Just wondering, because if its worth it I'm ok with shelling out a few more bucks.
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Re: Meguiars Dual Action Polisher
Last time I checked Wal Mart didn't have a Dual Action Polisher. They only have an orbital polisher which is totally different. A Dual Action Polisher oscilates and spins. And yes the polisher is a little expensive but in my opinion it is most definitely worth it. I would recommend going to www.autodetailingsolutions.net and buy one of there packages with the polisher.Joel
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Orbital polishers from Walmart, Autozone or any car parts store don't have enough power/torque for paint correction. Once you apply pressure then those machines just stop working. The beauty of the g110v2 dual action polisher is that it has a lot of power and it has a cruise control feature. What this does is that when you apply pressure to the head of the polisher, it has internal circuitry that will try to kick the motor into high gear and try to maintain the same rotational force.
If you're only planning to use it to apply waxes then those orbitals should be good enough. But if you plan to remove swirls and scratches with the use of Ultimate Compound, SwirlX or any similar product then the g110v2 will be the right tool for the job.2011 Car Crazy Showcase SEMA Team
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Re: Meguiars Dual Action Polisher
Originally posted by Marc08EX View PostOrbital polishers from Walmart, Autozone or any car parts store don't have enough power/torque for paint correction. Once you apply pressure then those machines just stop working. The beauty of the g110v2 dual action polisher is that it has a lot of power and it has a cruise control feature. What this does is that when you apply pressure to the head of the polisher, it has internal circuitry that will try to kick the motor into high gear and try to maintain the same rotational force.
If you're only planning to use it to apply waxes then those orbitals should be good enough. But if you plan to remove swirls and scratches with the use of Ultimate Compound, SwirlX or any similar product then the g110v2 will be the right tool for the job.
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I do all my detailing steps by hand.
As to remove swirls by hand, I failed. I tried with DC-Polish, ScratchX 1 and 2, SwirlX and recently UC and my swirls would not come off...My car is bright silver so the swirls don't show.
If I ever buy a black car, I will definitely buy a DA.
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Originally posted by Joe Dragon View PostI have a DA machine but it's not the Megs, one of the other guys. It wasn't expensive compared to the time/effort of working by hand which I'd been doing all my life, and considering the end results.
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