Hi mate i noticed there was no da polishers advertised on your site

Do you have an option for da plosihers, you were saying that you hand pick the items on your web site im just curious why

im in the market for a new da polisher by the way lol

[QUOTE=MRLIB;816550]Hi mate i noticed there was no da polishers advertised on your site

Do you have an option for da plosihers, you were saying that you hand pick the items on your web site im just curious why

im in the market for a new da polisher by the way lol[/QUOTE]

Hi MRLIB

I stock the Das 6 pro polisher which can be found here, [url=http://www.jtrautocare.com.au/product/random-orbital-polisher-das6-5-inch/]RO Polisher DAS6-Pro, 5" - JTR Auto Care[/url]
As for pads I stock the Menzerna cut and finishing pads which can be found here,
[url=http://www.jtrautocare.com.au/products/?filter_product_brand=122]Products Archive - JTR Auto Care[/url]

I chose these brands/products because I like to use them when I'm detailing a car as I know they work and provide excellent results.
On top of that I wanted to not only provide motoring enthusiast of Perth with a local supplier of premium products but I want to let people know there are more options/better products available.
And if there's any brands/products that you guys can't find or recommend that I should be stocking let me know and I'll look into it.

Cheers
Josh

so the da is the better way to go

[QUOTE=MRLIB;816663]so the da is the better way to go[/QUOTE]

I would recommend Going with a da/ro polisher as it's the best option if your a beginner or enthusiast. It will safely remove paint defects like swirls and scratches with ease without the worry of burning your paintwork.

Where as rotary polishers are recommended more for the professionals, who need more cutting power for severe paint defects. With these machines care needs to be taken as you can burn your paintwork.

I've been using the das 6 pro for a while now, it's very easy to use and it's given me excellent results. And having the variable speed is very handy, as a lot of cutting polishes recommend certain speeds to be most effective but also helps stop polish been flung when you start up.