🚗 MANUSAGE 3-Inch Dual Action Car Polisher: Speed Buffer Polisher Sander with Variable Speed & Detachable Handle, 4 Foam and 1 Wool Pads Included for Home Appliance Polishing, Car Sanding, Waxing, Sealing Glaze Review

This buffer works great. There is a slight vibration, but not critical. I didn't expect such a cheap buffer to be so good. And he has a good throw, which I didn't expect. That's a great buffer. There is no need to buy a more expensive one.

Just the right weight - easy to maneuver and no extra pressure needed to work well. The pads are thick enough to eliminate the risk of overheating on slow passages. The variable speed makes it easy to determine the required number of work steps (cutting or polishing).

This polishing machine has a good weight. The engine runs well but is very noisy and has a delay in starting. This polisher could definitely be improved if the manufacturer added a starting capacitor. Great for the price, but if you know you're going to be using it a lot I'd suggest a more expensive model.

*We bought two DAs to make the cars go fast. Another machine from a large hardware store is significantly quieter and more powerful. This machine works very well and is preferred by other users. We both wear headphones but since the noise is similar to warehouse noise we decided to return them even though they work very well.*

I'm honestly very surprised by this bumper. I didn't expect that for the price. This thing turned out to be super cool and functional. My brother is a professional auto detailer and his fender costs over $400. While this buffer is smaller (which is what I wanted for my bike), it works the same way. This is a first review. I'll see how it holds up but I've already detailed all 4 of my bikes and they've turned out fantastic.

Excellent polishing tool. Doesn't transmit torque immediately on start (probably to avoid breaking the small shaft on the pad adapter) but wait a second or two while applying light pressure to the work surface and it will accelerate and produce an impressive amount . torque for such a small device. Once it starts, you can just keep going. The orange pads are just cheap foam pads not great for cutting or buffing, but I didn't buy them for the cheap pads.

I got so mad at the sight of my yellow headlights that I finally broke down and bought a mini polisher, mainly because it was so cheap. I had to buy a separate pack of different dispatch discs for about $10. In about 20 minutes I took 20 years off my headlights. I started with a 1000 grit, then 3000, then 5000 and buffed a bit with a foam head and then some wax. My only regret is that I didn't purchase this item sooner.

The inside of the machine sounds like a factory full of metalworkers competing to be the quickest to get an I-beam on the floor. But that observation aside, it works really well, it's strong enough for a 3 inch pad and I've had 12 hours of heavy use already. It's heating up a bit but hasn't broken yet, so I believe it will last a while despite internal noises of metallic death. I recommend, especially for $40 at the time of purchase.