There are generally two types of polisher. The first, and usually cheapest, has an orbital action, moving in small circles rather than rotating. It is safer to use, but takes longer to get a good shine. Rotary polishers have heads that spin at a variable speed. They achieve a shine faster, but you must ensure that you don’t wear through the paint on sharp edges. How we tested them Using his advice, we tested the units on painted panels, using the recommended polishing and finishing pads. Machines were judged on the motor’s torque, speed adjustments, accessories, weight and noise levels. We also gave points to those that felt balanced and had longer power cables. Price was also considered, using posted online sources. How to use a polisher

Homeowners can achieve pro results! Only Essex Silver-Line Corp. offers drums designed for your Silverline sander. Our design is high quality, long lasting, and offers better ROI — the industry standard since 1958! Our polishers, vacuums, carpet cleaners and abrasives for the DIY industry can stand up to even the toughest customer — complete your project like a pro! Durable, high performance products, years of rental profits through low maintenance costs and high customer satisfaction through reliable performance — that's Essex Silver-Line! There's a tough Silver-Line machine to meet every rental need. Anyone who takes pride in their car will like to add a bit of shine to its paint. Polishing will remove the tiny – or not so tiny – scratches, which are inevitably collected as part of everyday life. But polishing is hard work, so it makes sense to let a power tool take the strain.Silver-Line sanders are known worldwide as the leader in floor sanding equipment — designed for efficiency and standing up to even the toughest customer. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. We focused on polishers designed for DIY use. To ensure we judged the features that matter, we called on Richard Tipper of Perfection Detailing. He’s been working with such machines during his 30 years of polishing cars. Silverline cleans up in both sections here, simply because its machines are affordable enough to make you wonder if it’s worth the effort of polishing by hand.

Both units are aimed at the occasional DIY-er, so we could understand why a more serious shiner would want to upgrade to the Draper machine. This might be small, but it’s versatile enough to handle intricate curves or bigger panels. It also gives the best blendFor reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. When you choose Essex Silver-Line for your flooring project, shop a full line of abrasives, pads and finishes for all floor types — ready to use with your Silverline equipment.

SL-8V2 Hook & Loop Floor Sander — the new alternative for the rental market. Easy to use, customer friendly! No tools required! We have manufactured the SL-8 with a 1.5 hp completely sealed, Capacitor Baldor motor. It will run the drum at 1800 RPM constantly on 14 amps (standard household current). Because of this design, unique to the Silver-Line motor, the drum will not slow down or speed up as it sands, resulting in a level, smooth finish without waves. The sealed motor also saves you money because it keeps sawdust out. Tipper’s advice is to get a feeling for the machine and your car’s paint by experimenting on a section of a flat panel using a medium or fine polish liquid and pad combination. After a few minutes, wipe off the residue and see if it has had the desired effect. If you’d like more shine, apply more pressure, up the machine speed, or use a more aggressive compound or firmer pad.