EXPENSIVE Polishers Are Not Always THE BEST Polishers | Which is right for you?
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About this video:
What is the best Dual Action polisher for auto detailing? In this video, I break down 4 of my favorite polishers, including my rotary, in order to help you make a better decision when trying to pick one! These days there are so many polishers on the market, it is difficult to tell when you are overpaying for one, and when it will actually work for you. The truth is, there are some seriously quality polishers out there for a not so serious price. It just takes a little understanding in order to find them. Don't get confused, and don't get down. Hopefully this will help you make a decision whether this is your first polisher, or whether you are a seasoned detailer!
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I think the best investment is to spend your money on avoiding swirls rather than on expensive tools to remove them. I can afford Rupes. In fact, I can afford to own all the different variations of Rupes polishers and accessories. And I was going to buy at least the 15mm and one of their mini-polishers for small areas. But before pressing the order button, I just couldn't justify spending $800 on tools that I only use once every 2 years. I only do paint polish once every 2 years because my cars have no swirls. When I machine polish my cars, it is to remove water spots and very light marring rather than severe paint correction. So I decided to keep using my Porter Cable. I think the best investment is to spend your money on avoiding swirls rather than on expensive tools to remove them. Spend money on high quality wash mitts and dispose them when they become excessively worn or dirty, use high quality soap to increase lubricity to reduce swirl, and use a little more soap in your foam cannon and wash buckets than required so you get more foam to avoid scratches. Since we all wash our cars much more than we do machine polishes, we should invest in a good wall mount pressure washer that makes washing more enjoyable.
Yes sir!!!!!. Very well said. I agree with you 100%.
I have the Griots and have the 6" backing plate but I mostly use the 5" lake country backing plate and works just fine for me
Thanks Luke, this is by far my favorite UA-cam channel! I have learned a ton watching your videos thank you.
So glad man!!! Thank you for taking the time to let me know!
Atlas Copco Buff Master barrel polisher. That’s what I using, just my vehicles are far more expensive and much bigger. But I also have unlimited air supply. I like your enthusiasm!
as a beginner, I used a $70 vonhaus on ebay and just some meguiars ultimate products for my first car that was a used car to detail, and taking my time for a 7 hour process in one day, it was so worth it and I’m glad I did it.
Hi
I very much appreciate your willingness to offer advice. In a recent reply to a comment you recommended drying a car after washing to avoid water spots. This seems quite appropriate in places like Texas where it doesn't rain a lot, but what about places where it rains at least once every few days. There doesn't seem much point in drying a car after washing if it runs the risk of getting wet a few hours later. If I'm missing something, please enlighten me. (I'm obviously not thinking here of a professional detailler.)
Thanks
Philip
Solid man, Thanks Mr. Wilson
Hey great video. I like the way you explain things. I was wondering the differences between the M15 PRO AND THE M21 PRO POLISHERS. I WANT TO BUY ONE BUT I AM NOT SURE WHICH ONE.
Love the video.. I have the dewalt rotary and a rupes gear driven polisher. I find the dewalt is really good but spits polish and good for getting scratches out but it does leave holograms. The gear driven rupes is the best of both worlds.. I find it better than than a da and rotary it doesn't spit and does not leave holograms. Its safer on the paint. I think what people really need to understand you can only really polish the car so many times because of the clear coat and the polish you use. You don't need loads of compound either..
I think what people really need to know is more times you wash the surface of the car or have contact you are going to scratch it..
hey wilson since there is mark 3 out now mark 2 is down to 299 i already have the 8 mm griots you have i need a 15 mm polisher now so should i buy mark 2 for $299 or maxshine pro for $200 which one you suggest
Yo mate where is made that rotary?
What it says on description?
We have here in Mkd but it says made in china.
How u are satisfied with the durability of that rotary polisher?
It is quiet or no?
I need for cut mby use speed max 1200.
Can someone answer my question real quick please! I have the maxshine m15 with the 5 inch backing plate but can I put a 3 inch backing plate on it? Or is there any reason why I shouldn’t? Just for smaller parts on the vehicle like the A pillars some bumpers door handles and all that?
It may be a little cumbersome to use on those small areas, but beyond that I don't see why not. Grab yourself some extensions so you can see what you're doing a little easier.
The DA is not a problem. The problem are what combination of pads and creams to use
Thanks Luke!
My question is whether you can change the back plate on the MaxShine? 6'" is pretty big for many areas. Will one need to purchase another polisher just so they can use a 2" or 3" pad?
You can but it will be out of whack and vibrating to the hilt as you are meant to change counterweight for 3" ... Just put an adapter and 3" backing plate on a hand drill.. This is what I do for the sides of the car. DA polishers are only really good for finishing really, very slow in my opinion.
I do high volume detailing, mostly full details. I would not work anymore without Rupes if I somehow had to give it up. That's how good it is. I use rotary also, but as far as DA goes, once more, I would not work without it. If you are not professional on the other hand I don't understand why would you even think about Rupes. :)
I just watched a video by Scott at DPC about the Adam's Swirl Killer Mini which he really liked. About Rupes though he said he would never spend money on one again.
Wish the Harbor Freight DA was in this video, it packs a punch with upgraded grease and power cord. Exceptional bang for the buck.
Yep $50 cant beat that man
Ya
I was going to get the Harbor Freight polisher but I've changed my mind. I'm going after the Maxshine M8S. A little more expensive at $90.00 but I don't need to do any upgrades either.
Brought a harbor freight da did not cut the cake for me. That’s why I’m here
@@SpicymeatbaII Thanks for the heads up... Have had way too many bad experiences with HF power tools.
Hi. I just bought a Rubes 21es mark1, it vibrates alot, I don't know if that is normal? I got it for $160 used and I guess it's a ok price for a pro polisher. My 19 year old red car has never had a colorcorrection, so my question is what pads and liquids do you recommend me. I have never polish a car and lately watching you and Scott Dallas has opened a interest in detailing world. I find your tutorials wery informative and you learn quite a bit watching them. Thanks for sharing. // Jose
Depends on what pads polishers are available in your country 3D products, menzerna, carpro clearcut is my personal favourite
You should do a comparison of the entry level Maxshine M8S to the Griott’s garage. Almost half the price and performs better.
Did you say your Griots is 6" fits well in the hand isn't intimidating & will not hurt something. But vibrates alot 😉
Which polishing machine to buy for a car, which is the best or top 5
great video just curious I am debating between a flex 3401 and a rupes 15mm any thoughts on one over the other
2 verrry different machines, one is forced rotation, and the other is a da, both great machines boils down to preference
If your a long term polisher the rupes actually has very low vibration that will not damage your nerves later on in life an use it with the pads
Does the Master 15 come with a 6” head?
Been enjoying the content, make a video on 3inch polishers soon.
As a refinish tech, I learned how to buff on the good ol Dewalt rotary almost 20 years ago. Best bang for the buck, especially if your doing a 3 step process on a professional level. Old faithful will run until its on fire. If your new into the trade, be a man and get a Dewalt rotary.
Bought a Rupes second hand for $100, its fairly well used but its perfect for my needs
Witch one better buy adams pro or rupes mark 3
Did you do the washer mod with your rupes polisher?
Thats true!
Where is the link to the 3inch maxshine
GEE.. I'm collecting them all....I love all the polisher!!😁😎👍👍👍
Been watching your channel for about a month, The point at which I decided to subscribe.....6:45
Buffer vs. Polisher?
Whats your thoughts on lower end m8s pan the organizer reviewed it.
Do you offer any discounts or dollars off? I know you got the hookup!
I need the right thing to polish resin art. I want something cheap but not crappy.
A lot of negative reviews on Amazon for the MaxShine!
you should update your video because the new griots g9 is way better then the griots in your video I would say better then the max shine in your video
Just buy what you can. if anything it's the polish/compound and the method of polishing is what matters
Well said. I bought the griots with their complete compound and my friends considered me a pro detailer. Im able to correct 90% of swirls and marring.
Bought the max shine and then they come out with the pro!🤬🤬
How do like it so far?
what's the difference with the pro?
I emailed you a couple weeks ago about the torqx never got a reply...
Harbour freight da better?
Torqx pays Chemical guys. That’s the only one they use
I use torqx and flex. Never had a problem with either. I use mine about 5-6 times a year and they work amazingly. Never had to deal with customer service with either company.
@A Google User - The worst.
Korwin Shewchuk turd
Can’t be your workhorse if you don’t take it out often right?
2 years later the best polisher you can buy is the Griots G9 for 150
dont they have a g15
Mikita high speed or you're a rookie ;)
Luke...piece of friendly advice: STAY CONSISTENT! Your credibility is at stake!
While I appreciate your transparency and acknowledging your partnership with MaxShine....it was unnecessary and unprofessional for you to comment so negatively regarding the Griot's Garage DA polisher. You have bragged on it in the past and even made videos singing its praises. So to come along now...now that you've admitted you're associated with MaxShine...and say that the Griot's is "an entry level/retail grade/beginners polisher" that you would hardly recommend, vibrates and stalls a lot, and that you consider lower grade and is for timid people afraid of damaging their paint seems pretty insulting....not only to the polisher, but to people who you've told that it was a great product previously. Remember the past, and choose your words wisely.
Well, Both polishers sell within $20 of each other, surprisingly. One would think the Griot's would be much cheaper, but it's not, according to the links to amazon in Luke's videos. The maxshine is similar to a 15mm throw from rupes, so would you recommend a griots over a rupes if they were the same price?
Looks like a Rupes imitation
That rupes stalls waaaaay more than my griot. Screw Rupes.
A Google User incorrect. Still stalls. I had one.
Cheap or expensive they all have the same purpose.
*here before rupes comes and demands u to take it down*
Nice burn
@@wilsonautodetailing its all jokes bro. Nice video. Appreciate ur time to make this video
Harbor Freight and call it a day.
Makita for me is the best....... last forever....
now again 😂
Luke everything is made in China these days. 😂😂
not Rupes, they are made completely in Italy
@@TuningBlog I know that I'm just saying things in general
"Every single DA polisher is gonna stall" 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣 say it louder for the clown detailers who say maxshine doesnt stall.
Not true, the Flex, Makita, and Mille forced actions do not stall.
@@collinhopper7542 FR is in it's own category.
Collin Hopper what’s forced action?
@@SWAGURA DUAL ACTION is two categories, Random Orbital and Forced Rotation.
@@themachine8009 Ask Swagura Mutsuki.