Mookis Car Polisher 1400W, 8 Variable Speeds 600-3600 RPM, Buffer Machine With 13PCS 6-Inch/150mm Polish Pads for Waxing and Polishing Care

Brought as Xmas present and they love it

Power cable is not very long if you are polishing a boat or big vehicle, I have replaced it with a longer one

Brilliant! Great quality. Fast delivery

For buffing the car is OK but may not stand up to workshop pace for very long. But value for money.

I'm a big believer in taking care of my car, but paying for professional detailing services can get expensive. So, I decided to try my hand at DIY polishing with the Mookis Car Polisher. Here's a breakdown of my experience:The Good Stuff:Powerhouse Performance (Kind Of): With a advertised 1400 watts, this polisher packs a punch. It tackled minor scratches and swirls with surprising ease. For a beginner like me, the power felt sufficient for most tasks.Variable Speed Control: Having eight variable speeds allowed me to adjust the intensity depending on the job. Starting slow for initial polishing and ramping up for tougher blemishes felt safe and gave me some control over the process.Buffing Pad Buffet: The included 13 buffing pads offered a variety for different polishing stages. While I wasn't sure about all of them, having options was helpful, especially for someone starting out.A Reality Check:Missing Manual Mayhem: The biggest letdown was the lack of a decent user manual. The included instructions were minimal and not very informative. Learning how to use the polisher safely and effectively relied heavily on online tutorials and forums.Mystery Meat Quality: The quality of the included buffing pads was a bit suspect. Some felt a little flimsy, and I wasn't sure about their long-term durability. Investing in a separate set of high-quality pads might be a good idea.Not Quite Beginner-Friendly: Despite the variable speeds, this polisher felt more suited for someone with a little car detailing experience. Without proper knowledge and technique, it could be easy to damage your car's paint.Overall, A Mixed Bag:The Mookis Car Polisher has the potential to be a decent tool for DIY car detailing, especially for the price. However, the lack of a proper manual and the questionable quality of some components make it a bit risky for absolute beginners. If you're willing to do your research, invest in some better buffing pads, and take your time learning proper technique, it might be a good option. However, for those who prioritize ease of use and guaranteed results, a professional detailing service might be a safer bet.

This car polisher is a mains powered device that significant power. It has 8 speed settings which also affect the torque power.The polisher is quite a heavy on the arms when using for prolonged periods. There is a detachable handle that can be secured on either side, although I found I difficult to secure in position and align the volt holes.The device comes with a number of attachments, which include various polishing heads made of foam or softer cotton heads.The polisher is strong enough to also be used as a sander, and it Co.es with sanding heads.The Interchangeable polishing heads are attached by either velcro, or cover over type.Overall item is simple to use if a little heavy, but we'll worth the money and ideal to use to remove stubborn scratches and blemishes.

Not to bad but not my favourite

I got this car polisher to take some of the swirl marks out of my car and it has done a decent job.I am a bit new to car polishing but my tips for using this are:Keep it movingDon't go over 'edges' with with it - flat panels only until you know what you are doing - if there is an edge or corner then just don't go over it or you may burn the paint.Don't press too hardI'll say it again - keep it moving!The pads that it came with are adequate quality to get you going but I will want to upgrade to something more premium in time.It's a heavy device and so side panels take a bit of effort but it's worth it.Happy it's done a decent job.