MaxShine M21 Pro Long Throw Polisher!! BEST Polisher Ever? Watch To Find Out!!
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2019
- Today., We put the ShineMaster M21 Polisher through the Apex Detail review process.
Specifications:
Disc Size:150m, 6"
Orbit Size: 21mm
Spindle Thread Size: 5/16"-24
0 Variable 6 Speed Dial
No Load Speed: 1,800 to 4,800/min
Net Weight - 2.3kg (approx)
Supplied with a 150mm(6") backing plate,D-Handle
Key Features:
Heavy Duty 1000w Motor
4 Meter Heavy Duty Cable
U type Handle
Canvas Carry Case
Progressive Switch Trigger
Non-Slip Soft Rubber Coated Grip
CNC machined counterweight
Switch self-locking button
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The next polisher on the list is the Torq 10FX. Plus many more. Any requests?
Apex Detail can you do a review on makita po5000C DA it says you can use it as a free spin and as a force rotation
The M1000 rotary from shimaster
Yes please do the m1000 rotary polisher. It’s the next step up from the m550 that you like so much. Would love your review on the 1000 watt motor and the 5 inch backing plate
Looks like others beat me to it but yes, the M1000 rotary from Maxshine! (Im eyeing it as my next polisher)
I recently bought the SPTA mini polisher. It came with 3 extensions as well as 1in 2in and 3in backing plates plus some cheap pads..... it 99.99 on amazon
"Stay away from social media"
Best advice ever, if you keep up on what is trending you will end up wasting a lot of money and a crowded shelf
Great to see You take this thing apart and show the internals, proper way to maintain.... etc.....!! and we can go back and check this video whenever!! Thanks Boss!!
Great review Brian. I respect your honesty and always looking forward to your videos.
Thank you for all your work and advice sir. For a beginner like myself it is really helpful the way you break each polisher down and provide a detailed analysis of the units.
From a very appreciative fan. Thank you!
Thanks Brian, you just helped me decide to purchase this. Where would we be without your extraordinary reviews 🥇
Thank you for the review. Well done. Answered my questions.
Top notch review...as always!
Great advice and knowledgeable informative video ✊
That was some serious review. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Excellent review!!
I bought a RUPES 3 15mm. The mail guy trough it on the floor and broke the speed control. I had a client waiting thank god I had a TORQ FX 10 as a backup. My favorite polisher so far is the Flex 3401, this polisher is strong and is a workhorse. When I have a lot of damage on a car, I use the FLEX. A lot stronger and smoother. Difficult to work with at the beginning but when you get use to it, man it’s fun.
I think Maxshine is a great starter polisher for the beginner however, as a true disclaimer, I had purchased a M15 through Maxshine. The first one broke on me within hours of use. It got replaced and the second one broke on me the next day. While Brian is very honest as customers do not care whether or not your polisher breaks, they care about getting there car back transformed with great results. The next day I called Maxshine and spoke to my sales rep, he honeslty couldn't care if it broke. He was still wondering if I would place a larger order with him, as I thought maxshine would be a good brand for a line up change. I called there Wisconsin headquarters and spoke to the warranty dept. They told me they would send out a trigger assembly that went bad on mine. That order for the trigger assembly till this day, has never came. Customer service is what I give to my customers and I go out of my way to please as many possible. So I truly like the customer service, with maxshine they fell completely short of that.
It is very possible I may have gotten a bad unit, but two units going bad with days, not weeks or months, says a lot about a company and there products. So I switched my loyalty to Adam's polishes because of Customer service and there 110% guarentee. Plus, there polishers come with 25ft. cords. I still have my rupes and my Torqs but I cannot buy Maxhsine anylonger. The Maxshine M15, M15 pro, M21 pro are great polishers for the beginner but buyer beware of the problems I faced as a professional.
Brain is always honest in his reviews, I respect his word as many should. Brian's been doing this a little longer than I have and I still enjoy watching his reviews.
Great video- at about 15 minutes you talk about moving from a 6inch backing plate to a 5 and the issue of wobble that it can create- what about going from a 5 to a 6 on a m15 pro- I have so many 6 inch pads that I don''t really want to start over- thoughts?
It looks much nicer than my cheap harbor freight polisher. But it worked well enough for what I needed to do.
Sweet Shelby!!
another great video again buddy 🍻🍻🍻🍻
Thanks Brian.
Brian, thanks for your reviews, quality review as always. Can you link the grease you use? Thanks again.
Great machine!!
Great review. What is the reason for cleaning out the original grease and replacing it with the grease you suggested? Does it make the machine quieter or smoother? Also, does the grease you recommend come in any other size other than a $40 tube? Seems to me you'd only need a few tablespoons to replace the factory grease. If not, can you suggest another brand that might come in a smaller size?
Thank you!!!
" if you're not exhausted by the end of a correction, you're not doing it right"...
FACTS.
Hi Brian! It's been suggested by a few people that the 21 mm pro polisher has more power especially at the higher settings over the 15 mm Pro. Les stall if you will. Would b nice to hear ya thoughts on this..thanks john.
Great review! I like my shine master 15m it was a good price, but love that GT500 !
Me too!🙂
What is GT500? What brand?
Took some of my stimulus money, and got, a new m15 pro. Maxshine. And a gloss meter. OH BOY. FUN FUN AND MORE FUN. JP IN SD.
Brian, have you tried the Makita PO5000c polisher? I'm looking for something to asssit me in finishing small gelcoat repairs on boats mainly, but no doubt a few cars..
Nice device just need it for South Africa
Hi, I need your advice. I'm from Mexico, DA polishers are not very common here; so I've grown up with rotary polishers. I want to buy a new polisher, since my rotary is a bit heavy (10 pounds), but I do not know which is the best way to go: -1) a small rotary polisher, like the maxshine M550 with 5 inch pads and leave my old rotary for extreme cases. 2) griots garage DA 8mm throw / maxshine DA 8mm throw; to complement with my rotary. 3) long throw DA polisher: Maxshine M15pro / M21pro; to complement with my rotary. 3) Flex 3401. Thank you and sorry for my bad English.
Not sure how or why yours came apart so easy. I have the M15 polisher from 2018'. At the 9:40 mark in the video it shows the support bearing pressed onto the shaft. I was hoping to get mine apart to update the grease but there is know way it will wiggle apart as in your video and in other videos. You must have gotten lucky. Tapping and prying on mine, along with some heat from a torch was of no help either. For now I will have to live with the old grease. May have to bore a hole in the housing head in order to allow for pressing it out. I see know way to clean and inspect and repack without being able to get this apart as in your video. This is not as nice a unit as I originally hoped. Had to replace the trigger switch within the first month of using this. At least Maxshine has great customer service. They sent me a new switch free of charge and was a simple fix.
Hey Brian.. i just ordered a M15 pro series 2 as my very first polisher for my very first experiences in polishing... whats your honest thoughts on the m15 pro being a sole polisher in ones "arsenal" especially for a beginner?
Great advise.. great review!
I GOT TO GET ONE OF THESE PRO M21
I'm looking to replace my Meguiars mt300 8mm with a 21mm throw. I've been using the mt300 on my 30' motorhome and it seems to be TO small for the large areas. What would you recommend?
Hi Brian. If you have to choose between two 15mm DA polisher, will you choose Maxshine M15 Pro or Shinemate EX620?
Do the DeWalt 20V Max cordless 5” polisher!
Aa far as pad spinning torque, how does this compare to the Shinemate 21mm?
One more thing, on the washer mod, I have read that it’s not recommend by some. The reason I was told was when you make that gap with the washers it changes the air flow to the pad. That when you create that space the air escapes and doesn’t cool the pad as efficiently. If you have the time do you think you could test this with a meter on a pad and paint with and without the washer.
Thanks Ed
Absolutely...you also do not want it touching either. That spikes temps even higher.
Anyone used both this and the Rupes lhr21 mk3? Im debating upgrading from my lhr15 mk2. Thanks!
Hello Brian. What do you think about the torq 15 mm da vs the griots 15 mm da vs the max shine 15 mm da polisher. Can you get back to me asap plz.
What are the advantages/ disadvantages of a longer throw machine?
These Maxshine polishers are impressive for the price! Nice review as always
They have been holding up....so far. I will update as the corrections go on.
Wish i could sfford one for sure. Got the SPTA 8mm throw, and it stalls easier than the harbor freight one i had last year
Is there a difference between M21 and the M15 besides the throw and the backing plate?
Which is best? Adams or this one? And which is cheaper?
Brian, will the the Taksystem '5 custom backing plate work on this machine?
Thanks sensei! On the carbon brushes, when exactly do they get replaced? Also; can you put a link on the grease you're recommending?
You will feel the polisher loose power. check the brushes every 6 months.
@@apexdetail85 can you please link out the grease you are using?
How do you think these ShineMaster polishers compare to the Griot's G15/G21? I've been looking at the G15 a lot, but it's $493 plus shipping here in Canada. The M15 Pro is only $279 with free shipping. So I'm wondering if there's a difference in quality, performance, reliability, ease of repair, etc.
Also, thank you for all the great videos and reviews. You've been a tremendous help for me.
Hey Porky, Shine master makes the Griots polishers but the tech & research plant for their polishers is here in the U.S. I purchased both 15mm polishers 1st & 2nd updated one similar to the one Brian is showing. I would buy what you can afford, the Harbor Freight 6inch is a good starter unit but has a 8mm throw only & you'll need to buy a better backing plate but for around 45 to 60 U.S dollars it's a decent unit. Brian has a video on the Harbor Freight polisher also, check it out. Hope this helps,Vince.
@@vincelaguno431 Fantastic post !👍
If you are going to drop that kind of money just get a Rupes. The griots are drastically marked up in price especially when you can get the same thing from maxshine for much cheaper.
Great video!! I'm looking to buy a rotary. Which one would you recommend? I'm willing to spend up to $500 for the best rotary. I was looking at the Makita but open to other ones. Thanks!!
www.amazon.com/s?k=Flex+Rotary+polisher&i=automotive&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=ur2&linkId=23be8508b5dcab2812f5b52f3c1c02b6&tag=apexdetail-20
Would you recommend this or the BOSS g21
Hey bro, can you put a 5" pad on this polisher?
G9 or mpro21 for part time autodetailing?
Have you used the Rupes ibrid? On the expensive side just to buy for a review I know. Any thoughts on it?
Absolutely not brother. My pneumatic 2 inch polisher blows it away at a tenth of the price.🙂
Hello brian just one question?Wich polisher do you prefer torq 22d or this shinemax I hope you help me to dicede who buy
And congratulation you do a great job hello from mexico
I’d love to know that answer also
how does this do compare to rupes?
Thanks Brian, you're very thorough as always. Pan is sold on these and Luke from Wilson Auto Detailing is sponsored by them so I guess your review does it for me..
I have 4 of them...they do not miss a beat...and get used hard.
Just a quick question. Which one do you find that has more bite between 110 and 101?
101 is out of the question for me....way too much dusting.
What size are these spacers sir
I got the shine master pro 15 but can't seem to keep it from stalling. Can you give me any advice? Also only have 1 washer installed as this was all that came with it.
Does the backing plate seem warped at all? A lot of people seem to be getting theirs with uneven backing plates and have had the problem mostly relieved through replacing it.
Also ...the shroud could be crooked and touching as well...check that first.
@@apexdetail85ok I'll check that thank you
@@apexdetail85 The backing plate isn't true or the shroud is tightened to much in one spot but it doesn't touch at least when it isn't on paint from what I can see.
What a coincidence the video is about the m21 polisher and the vid is 21m long
Brian where do u get your work uniforms and gear made
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Brian what size of pad are you using is it 5or 6 inch
5 inch.
Thanks for taking your time to answer me
That machine does sound quiet
What is spacer mod for?
To add space between the backing plate and the polisher shroud. Only necessary if the shroud is making contact with the backing plate, or very very close to doing so.
What makes this m21 a pro and the other M21 not a pro? lol.
I have to take some issue with this review, not so much with you personally. But this mindset that we should buy these products from China just because they are less expensive then “designer” brands is not something we should be supporting. Theses China company’s outright steal the intellectual properties of companies like Rupes and Meguiers and others. Then they copy them and are able to reproduce them at a lower cost due to labor cost and lessor quality parts.
Without companies like Rupes and Meguiers spending the money on R&D we wouldn’t have these products. Shinemaster don’t spend money on R&D they just illegally copy other products. I feel Sometimes as an American, we should support the company that developed the product especially when they are built in the USA such as Rupes,Meguiers and others. Even if it cost a little more money, you are getting to some degree a better product and supporting USA companies. ( I know Rupes is a Italian company, but they are hand built in USA)
Also you mentioned that the other brands are popular due to their Social Media and that’s why they cost more. I am not making accusations here, but I know shine master will send anyone with a you tube channel free tools in exchange for positive reviews. I would appreciate if you mentioned if you purchased all the Shine master tools or were they sent to you
Just my two cents, not trying to start anything here. I appreciate your channel.
Ed
Hello Ed, Mostly true but Griots hired this Chinese company to make their BOSS polishers they are just making their own brand to make some money. For the copies of Rupes & the other brands, D.A sanders have been around since the 70's I have a National Detroit orbital sander I purchased in the early 80's & the updated DAQ later in the same decade. These are air operated but work the same. Other companies like Porter Cable & Rupes may have copied them. I'm not 100% sure but check it out, there should be some reference online somewhere. Just my 2 cents as well, Vince.
@@SWAGURA I agree with you on this. On AMMO UA-cam videos he visited the Rupes company in Italy and they showed how Rupes first made sanders then grinders then polishers . They make high quality polishers but they're a little expensive. Yes you pay for the quality but for a beginner or enthusiast it's better to start with the Shine master polishers then if you're doing it professionally & making good money then you can buy the high quality Rupes or Flex brands. That's what I'm doing. What is your thought on this? Thanks, Vince.
Kinda missing the point. And I do agree with some of that. But I have had 2 Rupes polishers go down during the busiest time of the year. MaxShine....not a one. Any polisher can break down....at any time. I am speaking to the beginners that need to make the best decisions from the get go. And buying a Flex or Rupes is not a decision I will ever recommend for them. Chicago, Makita, Griots Garage 8mm, Dewalt. And to finish up. I purchased everything I review to experience the wait time, delivery, unpackaging and everything you all do. It is the only way I can do these with a clear perspective. The add I run halfway through the video is there to assist payment of all these products and tools. Most are then given to those starting out that come to my hands on training sessions.
Most times its opposite, US companies have products made in China knowing that the factory can make additional and sell them themselves. Additionally, my experience is most brands are full of it...the manufacturer designs it and manufactures it and just private label it to the brands. So people think the first brand to bring it to market 'developed' it and everyone else copied....but in reality it's just the factory private labeling it for whoever wants it.
I dont know the specifics on these machines in particular but have general experience with China manufacturing and private labeling.
easy stall 🤦♂️