Air Polisher / Buffer

Air Polisher / Buffer

Air polishers, also known as buffers, are power tools that use compressed air to rotate a polishing pad at high speeds. This allows you to quickly and easily remove scratches, swirl marks, and other blemishes from your car's paint. Air polishers are available in a variety of sizes and power levels, so you can choose the one that's right for your needs.

Benefits of using an air polisher:

• Fast: Air polishers can remove scratches and other blemishes from your car's paint quickly.
• Easy to use: Air polishers are easy to operate, even for beginners.
• Versatile: Air polishers can be used on a variety of surfaces, including paint, glass, and plastic.

Types of air polishers:

• Dual-action polishers: These polishers rotate in both directions, which helps to prevent swirl marks.
• Rotary polishers: These polishers rotate in one direction only. They are more powerful than dual-action polishers, but they also create more swirl marks.
• Random orbital polishers: These polishers rotate in a random pattern, which helps to prevent swirl marks.

How to use an air polisher:

1. Prep the surface: Wash and dry the surface of your car's paint. Apply a thin layer of polishing compound to the surface.
2. Attach the polishing pad: Attach the polishing pad to the air polisher.
3. Turn on the air polisher: Turn on the air polisher and set the speed to the desired level.
4. Polish the surface: Move the air polisher in a circular motion over the surface of your car's paint. Apply light pressure and keep the polishing pad moving at all times.
5. Wipe off the residue: Wipe off the residue from the polishing compound with a clean cloth.

Tips for using an air polisher:

• Start with a low speed and gradually increase the speed as needed.
• Apply light pressure to the polishing pad.
• Keep the polishing pad moving at all times.
• Wipe off the residue from the polishing compound with a clean cloth.

Air polishers are a great way to quickly and easily remove scratches and other blemishes from your car's paint. By following these tips, you can get professional-looking results at home.

Types of air polishers:

• Dual-action polishers
• Rotary polishers
• Random orbital polishers