🔧 High-Quality Makita MAK192629-7 7-Inch Hook and Loop Pad for 9227C Sander/Polisher - Achieve Professional Sanding and Polishing Results Review

Fluff/fibers fly everywhere. The fibers covered my car, which I was polishing, and me. I looked like I was covered in fiber from head to toe, everything in my garage was covered in fiber. I thought it was my first time, NOT, I've used it 5 times and always have loose fibers flying all over the place. Bad product.

Yes, the seal sheds a lot, but so what? He will be blown away by the wind. When used, the feed is erased less. I have over 8 cars with 3 different types of wax and they still work great. What I like most is how high the pad rises so you don't have to worry about scratching the car with the buffer. Leaves no streaks. The photo shows a black car and a red one without much effort.

I will never use foam pillows again. Excellent results when polishing wool. HOWEVER, I will never use this particular brand of wool rugs again. Heck, after the first use, this rug made my red Yukon look like it escaped from a spring haircut festival. I mean, a pack of golden retrievers wouldn't shed like that.

Only used about 5 minutes and already done with it. I didn't realize I needed goggles or an air mask to use a polisher. This thing started throwing chunks of itself and dust as soon as I started using it. Small particles or threads got into my eyes and coughed up all the dust. I immediately took it off and decided it wasn't for me. I would neither buy nor recommend the product.

Damn. This thing sheds like there's no tomorrow. I'm new to using wool pads so I read other reviews that mentioned stimulating them before use. So I bought a spur along with a chuck and watched some YouTube videos on how to use it. The spur had a lot of shedding so I figured it would be in good shape for my freshly painted and wet sanded bumper. I was wrong. He kept shedding like crazy. Fibers fly everywhere. If you walked into my garage while I was using it, you would think I was killing Santa

I love using my reversible buffer. The only problem I've had with rotary discs is that many molded pads don't last or last long. These tend to collapse under the action of the rotor. I started using wool pads and found that I prefer wool pads. Makita wool pads at the highest level! You can take a hit and hold on to the end. I've never had any problems with these pads. Yes, there is pile, but remember we are talking about WOOL! I think if you're worried about lint you need to find something more