Cordless Rotary Polisher | 150mm 6-Speed Buffer | For Makita 18V Batteries

This cordless rotary polisher gives you complete freedom of movement for detailing. It works with Makita 18V batteries, so you can use your current power source. Its light body and six speed settings make this portable car polisher easy to handle. Features and Benefits - Works with Makita 18V batteries - You can use your own batteries for a convenient, cord-free setup (battery not included). - Six-gear speed adjustment - Pick the right speed for the task, from gentle waxing to more intense polishing. - Small and light design - Reduces arm tiredness and lets you easily polish tight spots and curved panels. - 150mm backing plate - Fits a standard size of polishing and buffing pads, making it a useful addition to your tools. Applications - Do quick spot corrections on paint without needing a power outlet nearby. - Apply wax or sealant to your car anywhere, from your driveway to a car show. - Detail complex areas like bumpers, side mirrors, and spoilers where a cord would get in the way. Cost by Service Level Professional car polishing services typically range from £150 to £500, depending on the vehicle size and the extent of correction required. This includes services like paint correction to remove swirl marks and light scratches, often using a rotary polisher like this 6-speed model. For a basic wax application, a professional detailer might charge £50-£100. This cordless rotary polisher, compatible with Makita 18V batteries, allows for efficient metal waxing, potentially reducing the need for costly professional services for regular maintenance. Key Factors That Impact the Price The overall cost of polishing a car is influenced by several factors. The type of polish used, from a light finishing polish to an aggressive cutting compound for deeper scratches, plays a role. The time taken to achieve the desired finish, especially when addressing significant clear coat imperfections, also impacts the price. A cordless rotary polisher, offering 6 speed settings, provides versatility for different stages of polishing, from cutting to finishing. The application of metal waxing, for which this tool is designed, also contributes to the final service cost. What About DIY? Polishing a car yourself can be a cost-effective alternative to professional services. To polish scratches out of car paint, you would typically start with a cutting compound, followed by a finer polish. This rotary polisher, with its 6 speed settings, allows for controlled application. For smaller, isolated scratches, a 1 inch pad might be used, though this 150mm polisher is suitable for larger areas. While hand polishing is an option for applying wax or very light polishes, a machine like this cordless rotary polisher, designed for metal waxing, offers superior and more consistent results, particularly for paint correction.