Sorry, yes a dual action polisher.If you're meaning dual action polisher there's plenty to choose from out there without spending a fortune . I've been doing car detailing for a few years. Started off with the Guild polisher from Argos which was only about £50, then moved onto das 6 pro which is not only easier to use but provided better and quicker results . Now using Flex machines which are the next level up again . Proper prep and pad and compound combination is crucial if you don't want to end up with buffer trails. I've seen a lot of poor attempts.
I'd recommend something like this over the Halfords polisher ( and it's cheaper). I have the pro plus version which I've used on many cars and has been great but it's about £180 I think.Sorry, yes a dual action polisher.
Looking at your advice, seems you can do more damage than good. i have a hack I can practice on before doing my good motors. Was quoted a starting price of £300 hence I wondered if I could do it myself. Halfords cost £134 whilst Meguiars cost £330+
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Will take your advice and go for the das in a couple of weeks. For materials I am thinking either 3m products or Meguiars.I'd recommend something like this over the Halfords polisher ( and it's cheaper). I have the pro plus version which I've used on many cars and has been great but it's about £180 I think.
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DA polishers are pretty safe as it's very hard to burn through paint etc . It's more people tend to not full decontaminate the paintwork before hand ( tar remover, fall out remover , claybar ). Factor in the cost of some decent pads and cutting /polishing compound.
Have a look on the infinity wax website . They do bundles with polisher and pads/compoundsWill take your advice and go for the das in a couple of weeks. For materials I am thinking either 3m products or Meguiars.
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take a look at www.slimsdetailing.co.ukWill take your advice and go for the das in a couple of weeks. For materials I am thinking either 3m products or Meguiars.
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I bought one from here many years ago https://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/pain...l-action-polishers/das-6-dual-action-polisher plenty of good kit and good service. Takes time to complete a car but worth it in the long runHas anyone used the Halfords DA or is the Meguiars the only way to go?
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Paul