Heavy-Duty Rotary Polisher | 1400W 6-Speed Motor | Automotive Detailing Buffer

This 1400W electric car polisher gives you the strength you need for paint correction. It's a direct-drive rotary polisher that spins on one axis to take out scratches and swirls. The variable speed lets you be precise for both heavy cutting and fine finishing. Features and Benefits - 1400W motor - Keeps its power under pressure, helping you fix defects quicker. - 6-speed control (800-3500 RPM) - You can set a low speed for waxing or a high speed for removing deep scratches. - Detachable D-handle - Gives you more leverage and control for comfortable use during long detailing jobs. - Two backing plates included - Comes with both 150mm and 180mm plates to fit common pad sizes. Applications - Use with a cutting compound to remove heavy oxidation and swirl marks from paint. - Pair with a finishing polish on a medium speed to bring back shine and clarity. - Put on a layer of wax or sealant on the lowest speed setting for even, efficient coverage. Cost by Service Level Professional car polishing services vary significantly based on the vehicle's condition and the desired finish. A basic single-stage polish to remove light swirl marks typically starts from around £150-£250. For more extensive paint correction, involving multiple stages of cutting compound and refining polishes to address deeper scratches and restore clear coat clarity, costs can range from £300 to upwards of £600. The size of the vehicle also plays a role, with larger cars requiring more time and materials. Key Factors That Impact the Price The primary factors influencing the cost of car polishing are the severity of paint defects and the expertise of the detailer. Deep scratches that penetrate the clear coat will require more aggressive cutting compound and several passes with a rotary polisher, increasing labour time. The choice of polishing plate diameter, either 150mm or 180mm with this Heavy-Duty Rotary Polisher, can also affect efficiency. The number of stages involved, from heavy cutting to fine finishing, directly correlates with the final price. What About DIY? Polishing a car yourself can save money, but requires careful technique to avoid damage. This 1400W 6-Speed Motor rotary polisher, with its 800-3500 RPM speed range, is suitable for removing deeper scratches with appropriate cutting compound. For minor swirl marks, a less aggressive approach may be needed. Polishing a car by hand is possible for very light imperfections using a fine polish, but it is significantly more labour-intensive and less effective for removing anything beyond the shallowest clear coat blemishes. Always start with the least aggressive method.