Ferrex Car Polisher - £29.99 + £2.95 Delivery @ Aldi

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You'll have everything you need with this Ferrex Car Polisher. Any motor enthusiast knows the importance of having high quality equipment and materials when it comes to completing their tasks. Complete your next project efficiently with the help of this powerful tool.

Contents
1 x Polisher
1 x Front handle
1 x Hook and loop pad
1 x Wool bonnet
1 x Hex key
1 x Foam pad
Features
Soft start with safety start switch
Variable speed dial
Spindle lock
Rotary rear handle
Convenient round front handle
Includes hook and loop pad
With hex key, foam pad and wool bonnet
600 - 3000rpm (approx.)
Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years

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Edited by a community support team member, 3 April 2023

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3rd Apr
That's a rotary not a DA, personally if you've never used a polisher before this one isn't for you, you could end up with a right mess on your hands.
Learn on a DA before you upgrade to a rotary, took me about 3 years to do the upgrade
5th Apr
literally just come to this thread to mention this, as a lot of people would buy this, chuck some polish on and burn off their paint work.

i done some crazy research before looking into getting a polishing machine, but had some lessons of using a normal one with compound, comes out rather well on my car now.
5th Apr
This is a great price 'however' if not used correctly can burn the paintwork as it's basically just a low RPM angle grinder.

For novices it would be a lot safer to use a Dual Action polisher as the spindle moves so the pad doesn't rotate centrally.

This is rated 4.6 out of 5 (336 reviews) but it's £15 more (however worth it) argos.co.uk/pro…300

Oh and always keep the pad moist (using a water spray bottle) and always move it around (trying to polish out a small scuff may burn or removed too much paint if keep on the same small area)
5th Apr
Only thing I'd add is that you need to be particularly careful at the edges of a panel. It's very easy to burn through the clear coat there
3rd Apr
Make sure you collect the polisher and not the angle grinder.
4th Apr
They're so similar
3rd Apr
I bet this and a dab of T Cut work wonders. Probably so effective you wouldn't even need to wash the car first.
4th Apr
I had a "cheap" polisher similar to this, screwed up the paint on my last car bonnet because it being a rotary polisher you have to be highly skilled to be able use it effectively and not cause paint damage. Ended up getting a Meguiers MT320 (DA polisher), so much easier to use and the results are top notch.
3rd Apr
Any motor enthusiast knows the importance of having high quality equipment and materials when it comes to completing their tasks

So you would buy this Ferrex Car Polisher? Run far, run wide!
3rd Apr
I have one and it's great. I've been using this several times on my car with great results. Previously I've been fighting for hours to remove the wax from the car, this tool sped up the process significantly. In addition to that if you think that you are lacking some experience there are several speed options so you can start with a slow speed to build confidence and then move to slightly higher speeds. Slow speeds are very slow so there is no risk of grinding the surface of the lacquer, accessories are nice and handy as well.

Weight is significant.
4th Apr
This
I've got the cordless 20v/40v equivalent Ferrex jobbie
Never used it for 'polishing' just for (as Ben says) assisting with the removal of wax etc
4th Apr
Is this a rotary polisher??

There'll be no paint left after a couple of licks with this
4th Apr
Fake news.

It might be better for you to learn how to use such a tool before commenting on it (edited)