Review on ENGiNDOT 12.5Amp Rotary Buffer Polisher - 6 Variable Speeds, Digital Readout, 🔧 7”/6” Backing Plate, Detachable Handles, Soft Start, Self-lock - Ideal for Polishing and Waxing by Matthew Bahri

I know there are many grinders to choose from but this seemed like the best option with light grinding options. It comes with a large number of different polishing heads and Velcro attachments that fit almost all common sanding discs and sanding discs, so no wonder. However, it has a digital, very clear display that shows your RPM. I've tried every setting and honestly I don't see what I would ever use low settings for. I have some very rough sawn boards and I slap them with a grinding wheel. Wow! It cut him almost too fast. Very nice. I then took my test table, which has seen better days, and initially tried to just buffer. Didn't do much. Then I used the thinnest grinding wheel and it worked really well. I've continued this with a buffer, but that's not exactly the right material for buffing. I pulled out my son's badly scratched truck. I sprayed some turtle polish on it and was amazed. A person who is amazing. He thought I would do his whole truck. :) I showed him how to use it without burning it but he just stared at me. I don't think it's enough, but mine is. Pros: Very hard work. Lots of nozzles to choose from. More than enough for grinding. Digital display, very bright and easy to read. processing capabilities. Straight handle in the shape of the letter "U" (my favorite). Cons: Heavy. If you polish for a long time, this will be a problem. I recommend it and hope you find this review helpful.