ENEACRO Polisher, Rotary Car Buffer Polisher Waxer, 1200W 7-inch/6-inch Variable Speed 1500-3500RPM, Detachable Handle Suitable for Boat,Car Polishing and Waxing

This polisher took my chalky white boat that I’ve neglected for over 5 years in the South Florida sun into a shiny new boat. Coupled with a good cutting compound, it made super quick work of my boat. Take a look at the reflection of my dock in the picture - this polisher works great! I never thought it could be this easy. This Eneacro polisher, combined with a good cutting compound allowed me to polish a 32' boat above the rubrail in just a few hours. I detailer wanted to charge me over $3200?!? Buy this polisher and do it yourself and save big buxxxx!

I had a name brand buffer fail and needed one quickly for not $300. I purchased this and am really surprised how well it has worked. I've used it A LOT, mostly buffing boats. Although it seems a little underpowered at times, it's always got the job done. For the price I bought a second just to not have to change pads from one compound to the other. I did purchase a longer "bolt extender" and a different wool pad (hook and loop) than what was supplied

Generally, I only review products that are good. The only time I give a negative review is when the product is truly worthless. This is one of those products. I detailed professionally for years - cars, boats, and planes. Of course I used the really good (and expensive) buffers, IE: Makita, Dewalt, Milwaukee, etcetera. When I retired I sold my good buffers. As it turned out I needed one to polish an old Honda that I bought, and because it would be a one time thing, I didn't want to spend several hundred bucks on a good one. I figured this one would do the trick. WRONG! This thing doesn't have enough power to get out of its own way. And I'm being kind. It looks good, it's light, and it seems to be well made. But that's where the positives end. This buffer doesn't have enough power on the 2 setting to buff out headlight lenses. ANY pressure AT ALL and it bogs down. Plus it is NOT smooth. You cannot use it to polish until the polish itself is almost gone as it starts to jump and skip, thereby putting swirls and or marks in the paint. If you need a rotary polisher, do yourself a favor and pop for a good one, because spending 70 bucks for this is like throwing that money away.This was my initial review and I sent the machine back to Amazon and was refunded. Last week (late June) a rep from the company emailed me and suggested the buffer I received was damaged in shipment. He offered to send me another one free. I agreed but told him if the free buffer he sent was the same as the first one, I would not change my review. The new buffer arrived in two days. Is it better than the first one? Yes, it is. If you're careful, and patience, and use the edge of the foam pad, it does a reasonable decent job. It does appear to be well made but make no mistake. This buffer cannot compete with the expensive DeWalt's, and Milwaukee type of polishers. However, and I want to empahsize this....AS LONG AS YOIUR CAREFUL, GO SLOW, AND DON'T OPERATE THE MACHINE PAST THE 3 SETTING, it will be ok for most polishing applications. I now rate this buffer as 4 solid stars.

A buffer/polisher for cleaning my shower stalls is SO MUCH BETTER than using wheels on a drill, or even those wimpy plastic imported toy polisher gadgets. This one is solid, and I appreciated getting in the box the assortment of attachments. My first go at buffing/polishing, so those all will be great to have on hand.

buen articulo y buen precio gracias

I polished granite with this ENEACRO Polisher. While the diamond polishing pads (purchased elsewhere) I used with the polisher did NOT work satisfactorily, the polisher worked long and hard attempting to attain the sheen the pads were supposed to produce. The speed range, while advertising 6 speeds, is a continuous rheostatic thumb wheel without detents. It provides the range most needed for polishing just about anything. I did not push hard attempting to make the tool work harder since better results are attained letting the bit, paper, pad, compound, whatever you're using do the work at the right pace. Doing that, the polisher did not heat the motor unnecessarily.Over three days I used the polisher a total of about 16 hours on and off to rest my arthritic hands which also allowed the gear box to remain at a proper temperature (not get too hot) as with any tool that has one: like random orbit sanders, 4.5" grinders, jigsaws, etc.The standard 5/8"-11 shaft means most any backer wheel/pad will fit it. The assortment of included pads/bonnets will come in handy if I ever wax & polish my car. But I purchased it to remove hard water fogging around our kitchen sink and polish our kitchen granite counter tops - and it did a great job of that.Off subject: for others trying to remove soap and water mineral buildup on granite around your sink (we have black galaxy granite)--- don't do what I did... using too coarse a grit to remove the whitish mineral "fog." I started with 320 grit wet and dry silicone carbide paper because that grit works great to remove toilet hard water rings without damaging the porcelain glaze. I should have just started with 3000 grit and ended with 6000 s.c. paper or diamond, then resealed. I made a lot of unnecessary work for myself starting with 320 because you have to go through all the intermediate grits to get back to the 3 or 6000 ending point: 300,600,800,1200,1500,3000,6000. Some will skip the 1200. Hope that helps.Great tool. I'd recommend it for homeowner/handyman use.