One of my favourite is the Flex PXE80, really versatile cordless polisher. Used it today too, to polish a pair of headlights. Also I've just learned by "accident" a few weeks back that Milwaukee makes cordless DA polishers, so reached out to them to have some on loan to try. They were sport and gave me 3 of those for a few weeks to try. Really cool machines.
I have the dewalt 15 mms duel action polisher and the older spta 15 mm and I have the Toro 605 blower love all of them would like to see a comparison the dewalt against the Milwaukee and flex a and dewalt also the ego blower and the Toro love your show ty
Very well done pan! Myself I'm a flex fan. 💪In my opinion the german technology is worth every penny. Would definitely like to see a shootout with the flex vs Milwaukee cordless polisher. Happy new year!! 🎉 🇨🇦
Hi Pan! , I had tried The Shinemate Cordless Polisher , they are very good. I personally own 2 polisher from Shinemate brand but corded and i have been using it for the past 2-3 years and so far so Good without problems!🙏🏻
I got the Milwaukee 15 maybe 7 months ago and love it. The fact I can quick charge a battery is great. I got the Milwaukee because I have the batteries. I need a minu though.
Test the Karcher OC3 cordelss low pressure washer. I have to wash my car without being able to use either socket or water. Good for people who use parking garages under their apt. complexes. The „bike” package allows also to use an external water supply i.e. an additional water source other than the built in. 4l tank!
For corded blowers, if you’re on a budget, the Toro leaf blowers do quite well for $50-100. I used those for a few years to dry my car and bike before upgrading to an ego 650
The corded Toro blowers put out a lot of air! I have both a corded Toro and an Ego (cordless) and the Toro puts out quite a bit more air at a higher velocity. The price on the Toro is also very, very attractive. I love my Ego too.
Some people don’t think the Flex XFE15 isn’t powerful enough, but with the right skill it’s perfectly fine. I use the rotary version if I need a bit more power and cut.
Cordless has absolutely been the way to go for me. I have grown to hate cords! Can’t wait for Milwaukie to produce a 3 inch DA polisher, I will be the first in line.
I use a Worx Hydroshot with a few 5-gallon water jugs for winter washes when it's colder. I have the soap dispenser and adjustable head to make washing wheels and wheel wells easier. It's not as good as my electric pressure washer, but it knocks the dirt and salt off when it's too cold for my bigger set up.
@@PanTheOrganizer I have the 20V/4AH version. If you click it, you'll see the soap dispenser and accessories. Wish I would've seen the 40V version because the extra PSI and longer runtime would be nice.
Educational as always, Pan, thanks for sharing! If you do a cordless leaf blower evaluation, Makita makes a small hand held blower that I'd be interested in seeing how it performs as a car dryer (I have a few other Makita tools, so I already have the spare batteries, etc.). Anyhow, thanks again for sharing, hope you had a good Christmas, and best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year! May your best day in 2022 be your worst day in 2023!
Hi pan please can you review the spta cordless polisher or shine mate 3" cordless? I have the spta pressure foam bottle and enjoy using it.i also have 2 battery and cordless sprayer for doing rinseless washing on by car when we had water shortage in the UK. It made it alot easier and quicker.?
thank you Pan. I'm always enjoying your video and I just became a car wash enthusiast last summer because of you. just some questions here. i have all the chemicals and tools for car wash now but not polisher 1. Since you mentioned that you need a specific size of polisher for a specific task, what do I need for just general use like doors and engine hood? 2. i have some budget for only one polisher but not multiple polishers so maybe i'm thinking of polishing by hand for other parts where I need smaller size polishers. Is it doable? or physically impossible? what are the pros and cons? 3. what is the difference between a sander and a polisher?
One polisher can't do all the jobs, it's impossible. That's why we use different size polishers. If you can only purchase one to start, the one that does the most work is usually a 5" backing plate. Watch my video on affordable polishers that I recommend here: ua-cam.com/video/LvPCkCqXEq0/v-deo.html Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
The guy you’re standing next to at the flex booth with the jl showroom polo on is Justin, he works at the jl showroom here in Melbourne Florida pretty cool guy!
I bought the RYOBI cordless as my first polisher and i would like you to test it. Not sure what settings to use as it stalls out on their recommendations but that might be my inexperience.
Corded tools rarely have the new brushless motor technology... Cordless do, and they tend to be more powerful with less heat and power usage. I have the Milwaukee dual battery blower, and for drying it is very fast
I just bought the Rupes Bigfoot Nano Ibrid (Jan 2023), hope it lives up to to expectation. I plan to use it polish the headlights on my Hyundai I30 (as the top of the head lights have a peeled like appearance, 10 year old car) after I do the wet/dry sanding followed by the polishing and then UV spray coating to get 1 year protection. I am using the Turtle Wax version to fix the headlight. My question for Pan is would an additional ceramic coat after the UV protection coat give longer protection to the headlights.
After you’re done polishing, use an IPA or paint prep to remove polishing oils and simply apply a ceramic coating. That will be your longest lasting protection and it already has UV protection.
I am starting a mobile detailing business and currently trying to decide what cordless line to get for my equipment. Also, trying to decide between the cheap models, or the larger extended capacity ones. They are so much more expensive I feel it might be better to get multiple normal sized ones over the large ones.
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Cordless is getting more intriguing. Could you do a review on the new Griots Cordless foamer/sprayer? Please! I would like to purchase something Cordless for a sprayer. Thanks for the cool review.
I’m not sure if this question was answered already with all your other videos as I don’t have time to sift through all the comments but in regards to battery powered tools and branding, where would you put Milwaukee as a brand in general for a guy that’s sorta new with detailing? I’ve just received an M18 power drill for Christmas as well as some drill brushes and I’m buying myself the m18 forged 6.0 battery with the supercharger to go along with it to clean my interior. I’m also very interested on the m18 DA polisher so I’m thinking of getting another m18 forged for convenience. You also mentioned the Ego blower and its popularity within the detail community but since I’m investing into the Milwaukee brand, what are your thoughts on their new two battery m18 blower? I’ve seen the 3D printed stubby nose attachment for the blower readily available on Etsy that could rival the Ego’s short tip. Thanks for your time and I appreciate all your hard work and content!
I have better end results with corded polishers. I tried doing a 2005 Trailblazer with battery only, I ended up switching to corded. Seems like that year of GM clear coats required more aggressive correcting.
Since you already invested in the Milwaukee polisher, check out their new dual battery leaf blower. It would be a good comparison against the Ego. I have both Milwaukee tools and love them both.
Thanks Jason. How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
A bit off topic. I have a 2021 Wrangler with black hood and side decals. They have a whitish hue likely from wax I used on them after being told it was ok. How can I get them back to original color then protect them? Thank you. Love your videos
I cannot wait to try out the Solo 460 this spring and probably like everyone else I will be using it exclusively with a rinseless wash, and in my case P&S Absolute. I had it in my Black Friday basket but decided to switch gears and build my Continental Hose bucket filler solution instead. Just waiting on a 60 gallon Tamco tank for my apartment garage and Prevost ball valve and it should be finished. In the distant future I will consider the Milwaukee polisher since I've only used my G9 once and I just got a G8 and I will talk more about the Rupes in your other video. The stubby nozzle has been a game changer for me last summer.. Despite all the naysayers, isn't it awesome?
thanks for you reviews! however, imho: the "battery powered, cordless tools are usually way too bulky, heavy, and offer no "dust collection" feature capability. I'm done with cordless" power tools, and, I prefer air tools, over corded tools, for the same reasons (weight, size, and convenience)...
I have the foam sprayer and strictly use it for brake buster for wheels n rims. I really love it. No time wasted pumping after each tire. Just spray and go. I've done at least 15 cars in charge. I'm debating on getting the solo sprayer. Pan do you think you use the solo with certain waxes like hydro2 or things of that sort?
I was hoping you would do a video on the M18. I bleed red for my tools. This solidifies my decision on dropping the dollars on the kit. I certainly would like to try the PXE 80 as well
Thanks for the feedback Nick! How did you discover my channel by the way? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 850,000 subscribers and 106 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer your site came up a while watching Forensic Detailing Channel and Epic Automotive Detailing while searching for a new Jet wash and other replacement cleaning products and got interested in your reviews and site
Would like to see the ShineMate Cordless Orbital Polisher (with Brushless Motor) in the roundup. Since last year I personally own the 3 inch and 5 inch version and am really excited by the quality of the product. (Also own the rupes Nano ibrid). I really love the cordless machines, so easy to just correct a little scratch after a maintenance wash without having to think about the power cords that are most of the time full with sand etc. Pan keep up the good work, and best wishes for 2023!
Definitely think battery tools in the detailing industry is making good progress. I use the iK foamer to clean wheels and it does get old having to pump every time. I know they have the air filled foamer as well but battery operated is much easier. Might be time for me to make the switch!
Check out the Worx 40v nitro turbine blower. Light, easy to maneuver, battery last a long time. Phil did he review on it and preferred it over his EGO.
Pan, please do the comparison between the flex and the Milwaukee, can you give me some advices about the Milwaukee, i’m a Weekend warrior, with no experience in polish machines, and just bought the Milwaukee… how many rpms is recomendable for compound, polish and wax? Love your content, Greetings from Mexico
I bought a few cordless drills and impact drivers too haha. I'm starting to move from my Dewalt and Makita over to the new Milwaukee stuff and so far, I'm impressed.
Hi Pan unrelated question. Needs some tips on removing paint transfer. The paint transfer is from hitting the side of a garage. I have all types of LC pads and I have URO Fiber from Buff and shine but I will need to order compound also Any recommendations?
@@PanTheOrganizer It’s Funny you sent me this video I watched Larry before I reached out to you He’s located in my home state. I’ll give it a try thank you.
Hello Pan I got a question, of topic from the subject of machines but🙂 I got some older cars (25+ years), with the once black plastic bumpers and trim has turned grey. I know its because the oils, and i know the trick with heatgun/ hairdryer, but how do you get that to last? Or if theres another tip or trick that could help, i would apreciate it🙂 Thanks a lot
The heatgun really just brings up a few oils in the plastic, but doesn't really restore anything long term. You need a proper trim restorer. Here are two of the best options for faded and oxidized plastics: bit.ly/3WJjoT8 amzn.to/3Z6ehxP
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@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the welcome. I ran into your videos when doing a search on UA-cam. You pay attention to the details when explaining a concept which is really helpful 👍. I also subscribed to your channel.
Another great vid! Dear Pan, i got some question about Polish machines.. I was trying to buy -> Flex pxe 80. Rupes big foot ibid longneck. Rupes Bigfoot hlr75. Rupes bigfoot lhr15 Mark III. what u prefer or what should i buy ? Or what machine are same or are they difference ?
They are all different machines and different sizes. It's not a question of which one is the best, they all serve different purposes. The HLR75 mini (cordless) and Flex PXE 80 are both 3" machines. I prefer the Rupes. The Rupes iBrid Nano is a 1" or 2" machine for smaller more intricate areas. Also important. And the LHR15 MKIII is the 15mm stroke for 80% of the work. It's the main machine and the first one you buy for your polisher arsenal.
Thanks for the excellent video! I wonder if people realize, Flex is the inventor of the original angle grinder, which over time evolved into buffers and polishers. Their grinders and polishers are superb. They are now owned by Chervon, one of the biggest power tool manufacturers in the world. You get a lot of technology with Flex. I wish batteries were more standardized, so I could use Milwaukee batteries or Makita batteries in everything. I do not own anything from Rupes, but I really like what I see. I am looking closely at a few models. The Rupes 12 volt battery looks a lot like the Milwaukee M12, which looks like a few other batteries to be honest. I own many Milwaukee tools, corded, M12, and M18. There are many things I like about them. I do not own the M18 polishers, not yet anyway. I do have an older, corded, Milwaukee rotary buffer. It's 30 years old, very heavy, and will run forever. Not delicate, but if you need a tank of a polisher, that's it. I do have a pistol grip M12 polisher that I use with a 3 inch pad on small stuff. It's very nice. I use a M18 leaf blower to dry, and it's not as powerful as your Ego. Still plenty powerful though! I want a short top for it like you have. BTW, Ego is also owned by Chervon, like Flex. I have a couple of Milwaukee M12 die grinders I use with some Roloc wheels to clean wheel hubs or corrosion and debris when I do wheels off the car. Other detailers might look at those, especially if you are in the M12 line.
Always looking for the next generation battery powered power washers. Waiting for them to be as powerful as a gas powered one as quiet as a corded electric. That would be cool. I tried the Dewalt battery powered and it was weak. Maybe you can help find one ?
I haven't seen a powerful enough battery powered pressure washer yet. The best one I have seen is this: amzn.to/3GaM5RE And it's still just 725 psi. You need 1000 to 2000 psi to have a good washing experience in my opinion.
I have three high end blowers, including the high end Master Blaster Revolution. I have a video on all three blowers here: ua-cam.com/video/4up2Atg4ks0/v-deo.html Before cordless blowers were a thing, people were using corded car dryers which were built for that specific purpose. Like anything, technology progresses, and people find different ways to use tools. In the case of the leaf blowers, people found they can do a good job at drying cars, and they're more practical as they're cordless, so it was a natural progression to start using those instead. Then you have people like me, who just like having the best of the best and different versions of it. Hence why I have many blowers. It's a sickness, I know. Just like I have dozens and dozens of sneakers in my collection, tons of headphones in my collection, etc. It's hard to explain.
Hello Pan Great show. Have been watching for a couple of years. Ref. Cordless detailing. I have Makita 18v power tools and they also have detailing equipment. Cordless Dual action polisher Cordless Blower Cordless Jet Wash with foam cannon
Hi Pan, Happy New Year ! ! ! ! ! I have a proposal for your consideration. Am watching the Awards and wait them every year assume as all the week end warriors. What about making another series covering only the “hardware” such as microfibers, polishing mahcines, foam guns, pressure washers, spray bottles, etc. etc. ? I know it is already too much for the products hence having the tools in another video will cover the whole range. Take good care and keep on with your amazing videos and tips/tricks
Heheh yeah that would be a bit too complex and would cost a fortune, already that I spend tens of thousands yearly on detailing products, equipment, tools, it's just insane. But usually, I already present the best stuff that I discover during the year. Maybe I'll reunite them at the end of the year in one single awards video for equipment, if that's what you meant. Happy new year
Hello Pan ,merci pour la vidéo pour la part j ai la flex pxe 80 et la flex xfe 15 125 18.0 deux très bonnes machines d'une robustesse incroyable et pour les travaux de polissage au top 👍👍👍
Pan, do you offer a training video on how to properly detail a car using tools and chemicals. There's sooo much information,products, ceramic coats, etc. I can't be the only one who's lost.
I have a bunch of videos where I show how to fully detail a car. Here’s a recent one: ua-cam.com/video/gohks8xP5NY/v-deo.html And you’ll find over 800 videos on my channel covering all topics.
I bought this leaf blower and it’s awesome. I really like it and it matches my car, red..lol😂🚗 SKIL PWR CORE 40 Brushless 40V 500 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower Kit, Variable Spped with Power Boost, Includes 2.5Ah Battery and Auto PWR JUMP Charger - BL4713-10
Pan asks, do you want a comparison video, the people cheer YES! For a future cordless polisher comparison video I would like to see the Dewalt offering included as I’m already invested in their eco system. Thanks!
Okay, I'm totally happy with the usual advice I see here on the channel.... I bought a 2002 Z3 last year. I learned that the clear coat flakes off in 70-90% of the cars. On the advice of this channel, I used turtle wax black... Honestly, it looks like steroids on crack. I'll continue to use this forever. Please let me know if there is something better stilll... BTW, a paint shop told me they can't make their renewed paint look better than ceramic treatment (let's allow for this and that divided by cost)
I'm assuming you are talking about the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Acrylic Ceramic Black Spray Wax? That lasts 4 to 6 months. They have a newer and better product in my opinion, that can last upwards of 9 months. I reviewed it here: ua-cam.com/video/b5BjDzItlr8/v-deo.html And thanks for the trust you place in my opinion. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
Hey pan can u do a video on some of the cordless polishers thats on Amazon? I would love to know if some of thoes work, and are worth buying. As usual good video
Love the Flex and Rupes brand they're like you said top notch! I've got an older flex and still runs beautifully! I prefer a waffle pad vs a flat pad just me but rupes makes a phenomenal product and pads. I'm waiting to try their uno advanced it looks phenomenal. Pan you are very wise and helpful! Any way we can help against the mechanical abrasions we take over the years is great. I hope Isabel (forgive me if I misspelled), Andy yourself and your family have a happy new year
If I get enough viewer requests for Dewalt vs Milwaukee, I'll look into it for sure. How did you discover my channel by the way Rich? Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer Happy to be here Pan, i started discovering detailing videos on UA-cam, and inevitably found your channel since it is quite large, congratulations! Your videos really do help us out alot, and has personally helped me add to my courage to start learning and giving it a try myself. Road to 1 million should be no problem, the info & entertainment in your channel is top notch
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Milwaukee M18 Fuel 15mm polisher: bit.ly/3ARlvv1
Milwaukee Super Charger: bit.ly/3gJJAgC
Flex XFE 15 150 polisher (dual action): bit.ly/3inH2Fv
Flex XCE 8 125 polisher (forced rotation): bit.ly/3gT0t8y
EGO 650 CFM: amzn.to/3qLftXi
Rapid charger: amzn.to/3sVjYkH
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Do you think rupes will be coming out with new polishers anytime soon? Polisher comparison again plz! Griots vs maxshine. Rupes vs flex.
It would be cool to see a battle of the cordless polishers for sure! Great video Pan!
Thanks! You will see a battle soon. Stay tuned!
@@PanTheOrganizercan’t wait! Great content!
Pan, you’ve done it again…thorough, precise, knowledgeable….love, love, love-thank you!
You are so welcome!
Milwaukee has had a direct drive M18 cordless for probably 6 yrs. 7" backing plate I believe. Very powerful.
One of my favourite is the Flex PXE80, really versatile cordless polisher. Used it today too, to polish a pair of headlights. Also I've just learned by "accident" a few weeks back that Milwaukee makes cordless DA polishers, so reached out to them to have some on loan to try. They were sport and gave me 3 of those for a few weeks to try. Really cool machines.
Very cool of them!
Flex pxe80 with the extension and cone pads for in behind the door handles is a game changer
Absolutely.
Wow, nice & thorough breakdown of these cordless detailing tools.
Appreciate you Pan, thank you so much.
~Tim
Thanks Tim! Happy new year by the way!
Yes, do a comparison, please. Your channel is my go-to for tips and tricks, so any comparison is appreciated. Thanks!
Thanks Shaun! Happy new year!
@@PanTheOrganizer you too, man. Appreciate all the helpful tips and tricks I have learned from your insightful videos. 👍
Hello Pan! Thank for a very informative video of the latest detailing tools. Always great sir. All the very best to you and your family in 2023!!
Thanks! Happy new year!
I have the dewalt 15 mms duel action polisher and the older spta 15 mm and I have the Toro 605 blower love all of them would like to see a comparison the dewalt against the Milwaukee and flex a and dewalt also the ego blower and the Toro love your show ty
Thanks Nathan!
Thanks Pan! We love the Milwaukee M18 DA Polisher and the Rupes iBrid Nano! So with it! I started out cordless 🖤
You have a nice selection of tools there! :)
Very well done pan! Myself I'm a flex fan. 💪In my opinion the german technology is worth every penny. Would definitely like to see a shootout with the flex vs Milwaukee cordless polisher. Happy new year!! 🎉 🇨🇦
Thanks! And stay tuned later in January, you will be happy to see a future video. ;)
Hi Pan! , I had tried The Shinemate Cordless Polisher , they are very good. I personally own 2 polisher from Shinemate brand but corded and i have been using it for the past 2-3 years and so far so Good without problems!🙏🏻
I got the Milwaukee 15 maybe 7 months ago and love it. The fact I can quick charge a battery is great. I got the Milwaukee because I have the batteries. I need a minu though.
Test the Karcher OC3 cordelss low pressure washer. I have to wash my car without being able to use either socket or water. Good for people who use parking garages under their apt. complexes. The „bike” package allows also to use an external water supply i.e. an additional water source other than the built in. 4l tank!
For corded blowers, if you’re on a budget, the Toro leaf blowers do quite well for $50-100. I used those for a few years to dry my car and bike before upgrading to an ego 650
You mean cordless?
The corded Toro blowers put out a lot of air! I have both a corded Toro and an Ego (cordless) and the Toro puts out quite a bit more air at a higher velocity. The price on the Toro is also very, very attractive. I love my Ego too.
Nice video Pan, happy new year
Thanks Piet! Happy new year!
I'm interested in a review comparing the Dewalt polisher, I'm already invested in their battery ecosystem. Thanks for all the great videos.
Thanks Arthur!
Some people don’t think the Flex XFE15 isn’t powerful enough, but with the right skill it’s perfectly fine. I use the rotary version if I need a bit more power and cut.
Yeah that or the forced rotation version.
Great videos! Keep them coming!
How about the Dewalt DA Polisher?
Thanks! If many viewers want me to look into the Dewalt polisher, I will make it happen. 👍🏻
@text1573 Awesome I just texted from my phone, area code is 910
I also have the SPTA cordless foamer/sprayer. it seems to do pretty good so far
Cordless has absolutely been the way to go for me. I have grown to hate cords! Can’t wait for Milwaukie to produce a 3 inch DA polisher, I will be the first in line.
I have the Milwaukee polisher and I love it . Fantastic polisher. Thank you for your video
Thanks for watching. Happy new year Frank!
Have the milwaukee M18 blower w/ the stubby nozzle, works amazing
I use a Worx Hydroshot with a few 5-gallon water jugs for winter washes when it's colder. I have the soap dispenser and adjustable head to make washing wheels and wheel wells easier. It's not as good as my electric pressure washer, but it knocks the dirt and salt off when it's too cold for my bigger set up.
Do you have this one? amzn.to/3GaM5RE
@@PanTheOrganizer I have the 20V/4AH version. If you click it, you'll see the soap dispenser and accessories. Wish I would've seen the 40V version because the extra PSI and longer runtime would be nice.
Educational as always, Pan, thanks for sharing! If you do a cordless leaf blower evaluation, Makita makes a small hand held blower that I'd be interested in seeing how it performs as a car dryer (I have a few other Makita tools, so I already have the spare batteries, etc.). Anyhow, thanks again for sharing, hope you had a good Christmas, and best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year! May your best day in 2022 be your worst day in 2023!
Thanks Clint! Happy new year!
Hi pan please can you review the spta cordless polisher or shine mate 3" cordless? I have the spta pressure foam bottle and enjoy using it.i also have 2 battery and cordless sprayer for doing rinseless washing on by car when we had water shortage in the UK. It made it alot easier and quicker.?
Hey Pan Makita also makes a forced rotation cordless polisher. Makita makes incredible reliable products that just don't break at all.
Very cool pan I’m starting to look into come of the cordless depending on my budget thanks 😊
Right on!
Would love to see comparisons of the cordless polishers and blowers please.
These small polishers look ideal for motorcycles. Would love to see some motorcycle detailing demos.
thank you Pan. I'm always enjoying your video and I just became a car wash enthusiast last summer because of you.
just some questions here.
i have all the chemicals and tools for car wash now but not polisher
1. Since you mentioned that you need a specific size of polisher for a specific task, what do I need for just general use like doors and engine hood?
2. i have some budget for only one polisher but not multiple polishers so maybe i'm thinking of polishing by hand for other parts where I need smaller size polishers. Is it doable? or physically impossible? what are the pros and cons?
3. what is the difference between a sander and a polisher?
One polisher can't do all the jobs, it's impossible. That's why we use different size polishers. If you can only purchase one to start, the one that does the most work is usually a 5" backing plate. Watch my video on affordable polishers that I recommend here: ua-cam.com/video/LvPCkCqXEq0/v-deo.html
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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I own the Flex dual action direct drive. That thing is legit. 2 batteries and you are good to go.
You bet!
The guy you’re standing next to at the flex booth with the jl showroom polo on is Justin, he works at the jl showroom here in Melbourne Florida pretty cool guy!
I bought the RYOBI cordless as my first polisher and i would like you to test it. Not sure what settings to use as it stalls out on their recommendations but that might be my inexperience.
If a polisher stalls, usually it's a sign you might be applying too much pressure. Back off a bit, and keep the pad rotating.
@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks for the advice. I saw another youtuber recommend running it at a higher speed so I'm not entirely sure
I'm looking forward to that Griots Garage Cordless Sprayer & Foamer in the spring
Corded tools rarely have the new brushless motor technology... Cordless do, and they tend to be more powerful with less heat and power usage.
I have the Milwaukee dual battery blower, and for drying it is very fast
I just bought the Rupes Bigfoot Nano Ibrid (Jan 2023), hope it lives up to to expectation.
I plan to use it polish the headlights on my Hyundai I30 (as the top of the head lights have a peeled like appearance, 10 year old car) after I do the wet/dry sanding followed by the polishing and then UV spray coating to get 1 year protection. I am using the Turtle Wax version to fix the headlight.
My question for Pan is would an additional ceramic coat after the UV protection coat give longer protection to the headlights.
After you’re done polishing, use an IPA or paint prep to remove polishing oils and simply apply a ceramic coating. That will be your longest lasting protection and it already has UV protection.
Toujours un plaisir de lire la vidéo
Merci Sena!
I am starting a mobile detailing business and currently trying to decide what cordless line to get for my equipment. Also, trying to decide between the cheap models, or the larger extended capacity ones. They are so much more expensive I feel it might be better to get multiple normal sized ones over the large ones.
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Awesome video/comparison/product review good friend
Thank you! Cheers!
Cordless is getting more intriguing. Could you do a review on the new Griots Cordless foamer/sprayer? Please! I would like to purchase something Cordless for a sprayer. Thanks for the cool review.
Thanks Kim! I haven't tested the Griot's yet, but perhaps one day.
Happy New Year, Pan!!!
Happy new year John!
@@PanTheOrganizer Thank you!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I’m not sure if this question was answered already with all your other videos as I don’t have time to sift through all the comments but in regards to battery powered tools and branding, where would you put Milwaukee as a brand in general for a guy that’s sorta new with detailing?
I’ve just received an M18 power drill for Christmas as well as some drill brushes and I’m buying myself the m18 forged 6.0 battery with the supercharger to go along with it to clean my interior. I’m also very interested on the m18 DA polisher so I’m thinking of getting another m18 forged for convenience.
You also mentioned the Ego blower and its popularity within the detail community but since I’m investing into the Milwaukee brand, what are your thoughts on their new two battery m18 blower? I’ve seen the 3D printed stubby nose attachment for the blower readily available on Etsy that could rival the Ego’s short tip.
Thanks for your time and I appreciate all your hard work and content!
I have better end results with corded polishers. I tried doing a 2005 Trailblazer with battery only, I ended up switching to corded. Seems like that year of GM clear coats required more aggressive correcting.
Since you already invested in the Milwaukee polisher, check out their new dual battery leaf blower. It would be a good comparison against the Ego. I have both Milwaukee tools and love them both.
Nice job again Pan. I use that blower to dry the top of my X5m.
Thanks Robert!
I use the Dewalt polisher, I've been using it for close to a year and I really like it. It's very well built.
Is it a dual action?
@@PanTheOrganizer yes it is! You should check it out. The battery life is pretty good and it is well built.
Thanks Jason. How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer I was just watching detailing videos last year and I saw a couple of your videos
A bit off topic. I have a 2021 Wrangler with black hood and side decals. They have a whitish hue likely from wax I used on them after being told it was ok. How can I get them back to original color then protect them? Thank you. Love your videos
Always like your content. Happy New Years!
Happy new year!
I cannot wait to try out the Solo 460 this spring and probably like everyone else I will be using it exclusively with a rinseless wash, and in my case P&S Absolute. I had it in my Black Friday basket but decided to switch gears and build my Continental Hose bucket filler solution instead. Just waiting on a 60 gallon Tamco tank for my apartment garage and Prevost ball valve and it should be finished. In the distant future I will consider the Milwaukee polisher since I've only used my G9 once and I just got a G8 and I will talk more about the Rupes in your other video. The stubby nozzle has been a game changer for me last summer.. Despite all the naysayers, isn't it awesome?
thanks for you reviews! however, imho: the "battery powered, cordless tools are usually way too bulky, heavy, and offer no "dust collection" feature capability. I'm done with cordless" power tools, and, I prefer air tools, over corded tools, for the same reasons (weight, size, and convenience)...
I have the foam sprayer and strictly use it for brake buster for wheels n rims. I really love it. No time wasted pumping after each tire. Just spray and go. I've done at least 15 cars in charge.
I'm debating on getting the solo sprayer. Pan do you think you use the solo with certain waxes like hydro2 or things of that sort?
You could try, I haven't used it for spray on rinse off formulas, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
Check out the IKE foam pro sprayer. I foam sprayed and washed a 43 foot 5th wheel camper with it
I already have one hehe. I even made a video about it: ua-cam.com/video/I5WRp8bvTAU/v-deo.html
I was hoping you would do a video on the M18. I bleed red for my tools. This solidifies my decision on dropping the dollars on the kit. I certainly would like to try the PXE 80 as well
There will be something else coming soon about the M18 on my channel, so stay tuned! :)
I love watching your videos, so much information, I would be interested in your reviews on the Ryobi Polishers and Leaf Blowers.
Thanks for the feedback Nick! How did you discover my channel by the way?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 850,000 subscribers and 106 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
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@@PanTheOrganizer your site came up a while watching Forensic Detailing Channel and Epic Automotive Detailing while searching for a new Jet wash and other replacement cleaning products and got interested in your reviews and site
Would like to see the ShineMate Cordless Orbital Polisher (with Brushless Motor) in the roundup. Since last year I personally own the 3 inch and 5 inch version and am really excited by the quality of the product. (Also own the rupes Nano ibrid). I really love the cordless machines, so easy to just correct a little scratch after a maintenance wash without having to think about the power cords that are most of the time full with sand etc.
Pan keep up the good work, and best wishes for 2023!
Thanks Mark! Happy new year!
Santa brought me a Milwaukee M18 polisher, can’t wait to use it
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Happy new year Pan
Happy new year!
Definitely think battery tools in the detailing industry is making good progress. I use the iK foamer to clean wheels and it does get old having to pump every time. I know they have the air filled foamer as well but battery operated is much easier. Might be time for me to make the switch!
Yeah tremendous progress has been made, and I'm looking forward to 2023! Happy new year!
@@PanTheOrganizer Same to you!
I'd love to see a Milwaukee, Flex, Rupes and SPTA 5"/6" polisher shootout! Thanks again for all the great vids and reviews
Happy New Year, my friend!
Happy new year Ron!
🎊 🎉end of the year upload, thank you 🙏 pan for not missing a beat. Happy New Year . Let’s go harder in 2023
Happy new year!!
Def need 2 hit 1 million subs b4 summer.
Hehehe that won't happen. I am hoping for sometime in 2024.
Hi Pan 🎉
Happy New years🎉🎊
Happy new year!
Check out the Worx 40v nitro turbine blower. Light, easy to maneuver, battery last a long time. Phil did he review on it and preferred it over his EGO.
Pan please compare the Milwaukee vs flex please. I just got the 21mm and can’t wait to use it. Love your videos!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Pan, can you try out the DA polisher from Makita tools? Thanks for all your videos
Thanks Jon. If I get enough viewer requests for the Makita DA polisher, I'll look into it.
Let’s see the comparisons on the polishers and cordless blowers. Thanks
Thanks for watching Scott!
Pan: Thanks for the video, if you get a chance could you do a review on the SPTA 12V Cordless Buffer Polisher
Bonne année Pan!!!
Bonne année Yves!
Hi Pan , best wishes 2023 to you and beloved
Btw , could you test one day wheel dust blocker form soft 99 thanks
Happy new year!
Pan, please do the comparison between the flex and the Milwaukee, can you give me some advices about the Milwaukee, i’m a Weekend warrior, with no experience in polish machines, and just bought the Milwaukee… how many rpms is recomendable for compound, polish and wax?
Love your content, Greetings from Mexico
You'll be happy to see a video coming later this month. I can't say more! ;)
Great info as always Pan. The SPTA sprayer is also branded as BigBoi and Carbon Collective.
Yeah lots of things are made in the same manufacturing plants.
I'm not gonna say I was part of influencing you on getting the Milwaukee but what can I say, welcome to the milwaukee club. 👍🏽
I bought a few cordless drills and impact drivers too haha. I'm starting to move from my Dewalt and Makita over to the new Milwaukee stuff and so far, I'm impressed.
@@PanTheOrganizer nice! I'm an electrician and that's all we use is milwaukee. Definitely a good company to invest in
Interesting video Pan... Your thoughts on Adams corded and cordless polishers?
I haven’t tested their cordless polishers yet.
Hi Pan unrelated question. Needs some tips on removing paint transfer. The paint transfer is from hitting the side of a garage. I have all types of LC pads and I have URO Fiber from Buff and shine but I will need to order compound also Any recommendations?
Hi Robert. This video will help you: ua-cam.com/video/QlXSYhNeteE/v-deo.html
@@PanTheOrganizer It’s Funny you sent me this video I watched Larry before I reached out to you He’s located in my home state. I’ll give it a try thank you.
Hello Pan
I got a question, of topic from the subject of machines but🙂
I got some older cars (25+ years), with the once black plastic bumpers and trim has turned grey. I know its because the oils, and i know the trick with heatgun/ hairdryer, but how do you get that to last? Or if theres another tip or trick that could help, i would apreciate it🙂
Thanks a lot
The heatgun really just brings up a few oils in the plastic, but doesn't really restore anything long term. You need a proper trim restorer. Here are two of the best options for faded and oxidized plastics:
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@@PanTheOrganizer thanks a lot🙂
Thanks for the review. Another vote for reviewing the Makita XOP02T DA polisher please. Haven't seen this model covered much on UA-cam.
Thanks for watching. How did you discover my channel by the way?
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You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks for the welcome. I ran into your videos when doing a search on UA-cam. You pay attention to the details when explaining a concept which is really helpful 👍. I also subscribed to your channel.
👍🏻
Another great vid!
Dear Pan, i got some question about Polish machines..
I was trying to buy ->
Flex pxe 80.
Rupes big foot ibid longneck.
Rupes Bigfoot hlr75.
Rupes bigfoot lhr15 Mark III.
what u prefer or what should i buy ? Or what machine are same or are they difference ?
They are all different machines and different sizes. It's not a question of which one is the best, they all serve different purposes.
The HLR75 mini (cordless) and Flex PXE 80 are both 3" machines. I prefer the Rupes.
The Rupes iBrid Nano is a 1" or 2" machine for smaller more intricate areas. Also important.
And the LHR15 MKIII is the 15mm stroke for 80% of the work. It's the main machine and the first one you buy for your polisher arsenal.
@@PanTheOrganizer thanks pan! Big love from Belgium!!
Thanks for the excellent video!
I wonder if people realize, Flex is the inventor of the original angle grinder, which over time evolved into buffers and polishers. Their grinders and polishers are superb. They are now owned by Chervon, one of the biggest power tool manufacturers in the world. You get a lot of technology with Flex. I wish batteries were more standardized, so I could use Milwaukee batteries or Makita batteries in everything.
I do not own anything from Rupes, but I really like what I see. I am looking closely at a few models. The Rupes 12 volt battery looks a lot like the Milwaukee M12, which looks like a few other batteries to be honest.
I own many Milwaukee tools, corded, M12, and M18. There are many things I like about them. I do not own the M18 polishers, not yet anyway. I do have an older, corded, Milwaukee rotary buffer. It's 30 years old, very heavy, and will run forever. Not delicate, but if you need a tank of a polisher, that's it. I do have a pistol grip M12 polisher that I use with a 3 inch pad on small stuff. It's very nice. I use a M18 leaf blower to dry, and it's not as powerful as your Ego. Still plenty powerful though! I want a short top for it like you have. BTW, Ego is also owned by Chervon, like Flex.
I have a couple of Milwaukee M12 die grinders I use with some Roloc wheels to clean wheel hubs or corrosion and debris when I do wheels off the car. Other detailers might look at those, especially if you are in the M12 line.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
I really love and use Flex polishers, awesome German stuff ;-)
Can you please make a video on more budget friendly options? Those $100 cordless polishers off amazon for example? or SPTA mini cordless polisher?
I made a video on affordable polishers here: ua-cam.com/video/LvPCkCqXEq0/v-deo.html
Always looking for the next generation battery powered power washers. Waiting for them to be as powerful as a gas powered one as quiet as a corded electric. That would be cool. I tried the Dewalt battery powered and it was weak. Maybe you can help find one ?
I haven't seen a powerful enough battery powered pressure washer yet. The best one I have seen is this: amzn.to/3GaM5RE
And it's still just 725 psi. You need 1000 to 2000 psi to have a good washing experience in my opinion.
Great content. If the Ego blower is "more power than you would ever need" for drying, why would someone buy the Master Blaster?
I have three high end blowers, including the high end Master Blaster Revolution. I have a video on all three blowers here: ua-cam.com/video/4up2Atg4ks0/v-deo.html
Before cordless blowers were a thing, people were using corded car dryers which were built for that specific purpose. Like anything, technology progresses, and people find different ways to use tools. In the case of the leaf blowers, people found they can do a good job at drying cars, and they're more practical as they're cordless, so it was a natural progression to start using those instead.
Then you have people like me, who just like having the best of the best and different versions of it. Hence why I have many blowers. It's a sickness, I know. Just like I have dozens and dozens of sneakers in my collection, tons of headphones in my collection, etc. It's hard to explain.
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you so much for the incredibly thoughtful response. keep up the great work!
Hello Pan
Great show. Have been watching for a couple of years.
Ref. Cordless detailing.
I have Makita 18v power tools and they also have detailing equipment.
Cordless Dual action polisher
Cordless Blower
Cordless Jet Wash with foam cannon
Thanks Peter. Happy new year!
Hi Pan, Happy New Year ! ! ! ! !
I have a proposal for your consideration.
Am watching the Awards and wait them every year assume as all the week end warriors.
What about making another series covering only the “hardware” such as microfibers, polishing mahcines, foam guns, pressure washers, spray bottles, etc. etc. ?
I know it is already too much for the products hence having the tools in another video will cover the whole range.
Take good care and keep on with your amazing videos and tips/tricks
Heheh yeah that would be a bit too complex and would cost a fortune, already that I spend tens of thousands yearly on detailing products, equipment, tools, it's just insane.
But usually, I already present the best stuff that I discover during the year. Maybe I'll reunite them at the end of the year in one single awards video for equipment, if that's what you meant.
Happy new year
For those prices I’ll stick to my harbor freight DA polisher but they look very nice!
Hello Pan ,merci pour la vidéo pour la part j ai la flex pxe 80 et la flex xfe 15 125 18.0 deux très bonnes machines d'une robustesse incroyable et pour les travaux de polissage au top
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Pan, do you offer a training video on how to properly detail a car using tools and chemicals. There's sooo much information,products, ceramic coats, etc. I can't be the only one who's lost.
I have a bunch of videos where I show how to fully detail a car. Here’s a recent one: ua-cam.com/video/gohks8xP5NY/v-deo.html
And you’ll find over 800 videos on my channel covering all topics.
I bought this leaf blower and it’s awesome. I really like it and it matches my car, red..lol😂🚗 SKIL PWR CORE 40 Brushless 40V 500 CFM Cordless Leaf Blower Kit, Variable Spped with Power Boost, Includes 2.5Ah Battery and Auto PWR JUMP Charger - BL4713-10
Happy new year!
Pan asks, do you want a comparison video, the people cheer YES! For a future cordless polisher comparison video I would like to see the Dewalt offering included as I’m already invested in their eco system. Thanks!
Thanks for watching Keith! Happy new year!
Okay, I'm totally happy with the usual advice I see here on the channel.... I bought a 2002 Z3 last year. I learned that the clear coat flakes off in 70-90% of the cars.
On the advice of this channel, I used turtle wax black... Honestly, it looks like steroids on crack. I'll continue to use this forever. Please let me know if there is something better stilll... BTW, a paint shop told me they can't make their renewed paint look better than ceramic treatment (let's allow for this and that divided by cost)
I'm assuming you are talking about the Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Acrylic Ceramic Black Spray Wax? That lasts 4 to 6 months. They have a newer and better product in my opinion, that can last upwards of 9 months. I reviewed it here: ua-cam.com/video/b5BjDzItlr8/v-deo.html
And thanks for the trust you place in my opinion. Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
I have the flex the smaller one and a corded one from another company. Would love to see a shootout.
What is the other company?
Hey pan can u do a video on some of the cordless polishers thats on Amazon? I would love to know if some of thoes work, and are worth buying. As usual good video
I prefer specialized detailing websites, but on Amazon, here are a few cordless options:
amzn.to/3FIoZSB
amzn.to/3SfQGK3
@PanTheOrganizer thank u that stpa was the one I'm thinking about getting. That kit has everything.
Love the Flex and Rupes brand they're like you said top notch! I've got an older flex and still runs beautifully! I prefer a waffle pad vs a flat pad just me but rupes makes a phenomenal product and pads. I'm waiting to try their uno advanced it looks phenomenal. Pan you are very wise and helpful! Any way we can help against the mechanical abrasions we take over the years is great. I hope Isabel (forgive me if I misspelled), Andy yourself and your family have a happy new year
Thanks man! I will pass on the wishes to Isabelle and Andy. Happy new year!
@@PanTheOrganizer thank you
Polisher comparison video plz! Will rupes be coming out new polishers anytime soon?
I sure hope so!
Hi Pan! would be nice to see a showdown between the Dewalt DCM848 vs the Milwaukee vs the Flex! Thank you!
If I get enough viewer requests for Dewalt vs Milwaukee, I'll look into it for sure. How did you discover my channel by the way Rich?
Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on UA-cam as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers.
You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing.
@@PanTheOrganizer Happy to be here Pan, i started discovering detailing videos on UA-cam, and inevitably found your channel since it is quite large, congratulations! Your videos really do help us out alot, and has personally helped me add to my courage to start learning and giving it a try myself. Road to 1 million should be no problem, the info & entertainment in your channel is top notch
@@PanTheOrganizerI d like to see the dewalt showdown too!
Pan have you ever tested Polermaskin One+ R18P (ryobi) :)