Review on Maxshine Rotary Polisher M550 Petite by Jeff Olson

I've seen some reviews that say "Tones of vibration" and "It's so loud!". Upon hearing these things, I wasn't sure what to expect, especially given that this is a budget burnisher. But I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. It's a lot quieter than my Flex 3401, Rupes LHR21 and even Chemical Guys Torq 10fx. As for the noise, I'm curious to see if those complaining spend hours at the polisher. It's also compact and easy to handle, equipped with a 3-inch support pad that makes it easy to get into those hard-to-reach places and get a good correction. Today I used it for the first time on 3 cars to iron out a few scratches and scuffs on the bumper. After wet sanding this little polisher restored the finish and you can hardly tell the car hit a light pole. For the price you can't go wrong whether you're a pro looking for a cheap compact rotary tool or a beginner trying their hand at paint correction. Excellent work!