RAYBAO Car Polisher, 1200W Car Polishers and Buffers, Variable Speed 1600-3500RPM, Car Buffer Polisher Machine with Detachable Handle, 180mm/150mm Disc for Polishing/Waxing

Works well

Only just used it but very happy with it so far. Lot of power and seems to be good value for the price.

Nothing to complain about.I have polished my boat, met the expectations.

Used once, works well! Not a lover of the pads, don't last long.

This is a well-priced and powerful polisher. As someone who has all to often skipped the polishing stage, I consulted YouTube where there are numerous excellent videos for beginners that I can strongly recommend.The polisher itself has a lot to commend it:- Plenty of discs included- (Very!) powerful motor- Variable speed- Design is actually quite ergonomic once you get used to itIn terms of cons, really the only one is that this is a hefty tool that needs some getting used to or you might actually make problems worse. But that's no fault of the product itself.

We finally got around to using the RAYBAO 1200W Car Polisher this weekend, and while it’s a bit heavier than I initially expected, it definitely gets the job done.Key Points:Powerful Performance: With 1200W of power and variable speed control between 1600-3500 RPM, this polisher has plenty of torque to handle tough jobs like polishing and waxing cars.Variable Speed Control: The adjustable speed feature is great for switching between delicate polishing and more aggressive buffing, giving you total control over the finish.Detachable Handle: The detachable handle provides added stability, making it easier to manage the weight and maintain control, especially for longer tasks.Multiple Disc Sizes: Comes with both 180mm and 150mm discs, offering flexibility for different tasks and surfaces.Heavy, But Effective: It’s a bit heavier than expected, but once you get used to it, the weight actually helps in getting a smooth, even polish.Overall, the RAYBAO Car Polisher is a solid machine. It’s powerful, versatile, and gets the job done, though you might want to be prepared for the added heft. If you’re looking for a reliable polisher that can handle a range of tasks, this one’s a good pick!

A few years ago, I tried using my electric drill with a pad to polish my car, but it didn’t work very well as the pad kept jumping and hence ended up with small scratch marks in the paint. This polisher however is just the job, it comes with a lot of accessories, including different sized pads, buffers, sanding disks, cloths, even spare electric brushes for the motor. The device itself is well made, feeling strong and substantial. The controls are good, with a totally variable speed dial, not stepped and trigger control, although there is no brake, so when you release the trigger, the pad still rotates until it loses its motion. I like the handle that attaches as its directly over th rotating head, making it easy to apply pressure and control it (no more jumping).Having just used the polisher to polish my car these are my findings:• The rotating disk splatters the wax everywhere if you are not careful, so don’t just put a dollop of wax on the car and then use the polisher, it will go everywhere. Beter to rub it in a bit first with a cloth and then use the polisher.• In addition to polishing the car I also use some T-cut to reduce the appearance of a scratch I had on the car, this worked well.• The lead on the polisher is 3m long, so you will probably need to connect it to an extension lead.• The polisher was easy to use, highly controllable in relation to speed and easy to manoeuvre. It did a good job and makes polishing your car a lot easier and quicker.

The media could not be loaded. A great buffing machine that comes with absolutely everything needed from sanding down the paintwork to polishing it up after all works have been completed.There’s multiple sanding pads that come with this set and they’re very easy to stick onto the sanding pads, just sticks straight on and away it goes.The supplied microfibre cloths are super soft and great for polishing the paintwork, they don’t scratch the paint and are great at water resistance.I like that the handle attaches on and is adjustable to find the best positioning, nice and easy to remove too.It operated on the trigger, so when it’s released it will go off. But there is a ‘hold’ button on the side which can be pressed in and keep it going.If using on high speed it can burn through the paint, as I found out. I was using it in one spot and it burnt through the paintwork when I was polishing. Just need to be careful while using.