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    Anyone have one ?

    18V ONE+ 5" Variable Speed Dual Action Polisher -... - RYOBI Tools


    Ryobi battery buffer.

    I think I might try one.

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    Hm...I dunno.

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    Do not have one.....but here is a link to a review from FAB automotive detailing:

    Brand New Ryobi 18V Dual Action Polisher! Let's See What It Can Do! - YouTube

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    Thanks
    Quote Originally Posted by briarpatch View Post
    Do not have one.....but here is a link to a review from FAB automotive detailing:

    Brand New Ryobi 18V Dual Action Polisher! Let`s See What It Can Do! - YouTube

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    I’ll have to dig back - didn’t Mary get one? I swear I remember her picking one up, but I don’t know if she posted any review on it.

    I’ll report back shortly.

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    Update:

    Ryobi has a new DA polisher.

    More of her quick thoughts vs a review, but I don’t know that she’s posted about it since using it more.

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    Oneheadlight:
    Thanks for the thread link to Mary B.`s pictorial analysis & overview. Like you say, it`s really not a review on her thoughts about its usage for correcting and polishing because she did not do that.

    Where can you buy it and how much is it? I see though a Google-search at Home Depot for roughly $200.00 US.
    Customer reviews "seem" promising, but not everyone liked it. (Must be Flex cordless owners/users!)

    Then I see the DeWalt 20V MAX XR Cordless Polisher with its 5" backing plate at $250.00.
    AND Milwaukee Tool`s M18 Cordless 7" Variable Speed (Rotary) Polisher at $279.00
    (Reviews of those who do large trucks say you will NEED (3) 8.0hAmp batteries to finish polishing such vehicles)
    Choices, choices, choices.
    GB detailer

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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    I really wanted to get one of these, to share the same battery as the rest of my garage Ryobi tools.

    But all the reviews I`ve read from people who use it for paint correction indicate that it falls pretty short.

    If you wanted really light polishing, or machine waxing, it might be a good choice.
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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    I had one and returned it. With just light pressure it would easily stall. Not enough power for correction. I did a light polish and it worked just ok. Honestly, I think it was only good for spreading a liquid sealant/ wax.
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    Re: Anyone have one ?

    Thanks for saving me the trouble. I don’t need another polisher at all but would love a cord free one at a good price. I’ll keep my eyes open. Until then I’ve got enough cord reels lol.

    Thanks for posting.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tc99m View Post
    I had one and returned it. With just light pressure it would easily stall. Not enough power for correction. I did a light polish and it worked just ok. Honestly, I think it was only good for spreading a liquid sealant/ wax.
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