Silverline polisher?

[eightyeightmph]

Anyone got one? How do people rate them?



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Thank you!

[182_blue]

One word 'heavy', have you used a rotary before

[eightyeightmph]

Nope, just one of those two handed buffer things.... hence the interest/ need for a rotary!

[theshrew]

The Orange one they do is better.

but

If you have never used a rotory think about this much safer to use 

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=83874

[eightyeightmph]

Why's the orange one better? What's the difference??

(thanks for the link!!)

[T_J_G]

Why's the orange one better? What's the difference??

(thanks for the link!!)

More control over the speed it rotates.

[hockeylad72]

I've had the blue one for about a year now and used it twice, you need to keep it moving and do not stay in one place too long or you will do damage to the paintwork. Also I find using a little water on the surface helps as well.
Over all good product for the price.

[b300y]

i am a dealer for silverline tools
i personly use the prange one wich i can currently get hold of for around £35 pm if intersted

[Re-rewind]

I have heard good reviews on the orange one even though it is not much more expensive becuase of the better speed adjustment in it also.

[danny_p]

have one of the orange ones at work, it seems to work allright, the motor dose smell a bit occasionaly for no reason but it's still going.  thing with silverline is it's stupidly cheep so don't expect it to last to long.