Greetings!

I just thought I would let whoever may be interested know that Canadian Tire has this polisher on for $69.00 which is 20 bucks off their regular price.

If I am not mistaken, I believe that this is the same basic maching as the Meguiar's Cordless which is $155.00 at Lordco and they said that was a deal price.

I tried it out today and think I am going to be very happy with the purchase.

Regards
EJM

 

i paid $39.99

sorry

 

Cool, what store so I can pick up 2 extra batteries two extra foam heads 4" & 6", brush, pollisher head and sanders.

Worth the price for sure and I get to keep the extra unit.

Regards
EJM

 

cih: you probs got the corded one for that...i see them all the time at that price, but the cordless are usually $69

 

True.. i do have the corded one.. oops.

 

ejm: when you get more use out of it and have had time to test it, let me know what you think of it. also how long the batteries last and what kind of job it does. thanks!

 

Dr. Crash

Here is a link to a discussion on what I believe is this unit.

http://www.detailcity.com/forums/sho...light=cordless

I used it on my RA and the battery held up fine. I used it mainly for putting on the Meguiar's Gold Class and did a little buffing and removing with it as well. I am happy with the unit but I am not an expert. Will post more as time goes on but I don't plan on waxing every week

Any questions, please ask.

Regards
EJM

 

as a professional...

May I suggest using the polisher to apply the thinest coat of wax possible. Instead of using the buffer to remove the wax, use 100% cotton towels by hand. The thiner the wax the easier it is to remove. Less chance of scratching or swirlly marks. Re-apply wax every 5 washes.

 

yeah as soon as the weather is nice enough to wash my car by hand i will treat my baby to another coat of Meguir's!!

 

I used the 6" foam head with the Gold Class and it really but a nice thin and even coat on. I just put a line of polish in a circle on the foam, placed the polisher on the vehicle and then started it. No splatter and no waste. Try a very small amount to start and go from there.

Regards
EJM