Maxshine ShineMaster Refurbished Polisher Backing Review

Ordered 38 days ago, a week after the return/exchange deadline and now the motor does not keep speed, stalls, runs great when it worked, but after only 38 days and very, very minimal use, I was expecting a lot more. Contacted company for warranty options, no response yet. I will revise my review and see how they deal with it.

Performs well and doesn't get stuck on the ridges. Unfortunately, at high speed (setting 5-6) it vibrates too much. If you take it in your hands and press it down to touch up the paint, your hands will be numb when you're done with the whole car. and tingling. I really wanted this to work because it looks like a good deal but I can't give it 5 stars due to the unbearable vibration.

After a two step touch up with a Port Cargo Polisher I was deaf to vibration, heat and noise. I figured there must be an easier way. Bought Maxshine ShineMaster 15mm. And wow what a difference. This polisher is quiet and powerful. There is very little vibration. And this 15mm telephoto lens speeds up your work while providing excellent coverage. This polisher is a few notches above my HF. It also comes with a nice pouch. The locking trigger is amazing. Trigger blocking can be a bit finicky at…

Have wanted one of these for a long time. Revain and MaxShine hosted a special event for her and M21. So I choose one of them. I used an 8mm Shurhold cast. So I kind of learned from it. So know that I have a bigger throw and can do more and faster than before. After watching a few videos on YouTube with some reviews of the detailer, I was hooked. A small change was made to the hood of the car and the result was as good as the reviews. The thing is quiet and it is pleasant to work with. Hats off

My wife and I own a custom parts shop and ordered a MaxShine 15 year old. Years. First impression out of the box. The first thing that will catch your eye is the beautiful case that the DA comes in. A little surprised to see the pouch included, a plus. us brushes, just in case Machine First impressions from first use Worked on a faded Toyota when DA delivered Was using my Flex 3401 at the time. I put it in my shopping cart and put a MaxShine polishing pad on the unit. The MaxShine 15 felt…

I like it. I'm a detail pro and own Rupes 15, Flex, Porter Cable and Torq. It looks like a half price Rupes clone so I said why not. It's solidly built. PROS: It's quiet and we make up for it. Feels good in the hands. Best of all, it does NOT get hot like my rupes! It doesn't vibrate! So that your hands don't go numb after a long day at work. The speeds are okay. Well packed. The best guarantee. Attached are some photos of the results. The 15mm hub saves time and the power of the device does…

I waited weeks before writing this review. I wanted to make sure it wasn't my technique that was causing the problem (hanging). I asked a friend of mine, a pro with years of experience and a store full of flex, rupes etc, to try this Maxshine 15. He confirmed it was the machine and not my technique. Does not skid / does not fling at the slightest pressure. No matter how evenly you have the pad on the surface. These dual-action polishers are designed to stop spinning the pad if it feels like the

I'm by no means a paint correction specialist, but I make a significant amount of touch ups and corrections in one go. I do a two-step fix from time to time, but for now I'm trying to stay away from them. I started my detailing business with a Harbor Freight 6" DA polisher that everyone in the world has used before. It vibrates a lot. It's too loud, it's very loud and doesn't cut very well and it hurts My hands are in my hands within hours of using it It has its place in detailing, but it's not