Anyone ever try this polisher?
- Thread starter Barry Theal
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GlossyTundra
Tractor Detailer
I am a big fan of Shurhold stuff for the boat. I have a brush and handle that is about as old as I am, and it still works perfect.
Looks like a winner.
Looks like a winner.
i remember seeing this a while back, it looks similiar to the Griots DA. here are the specs compared to the G110v2 for comparison...
Speed Chart / Rated Current: 4.2 Amp / Rated Power: 500 Watt
6-Speed Settings: Recommended speeds are as follows:
1 : 2500 OPM Waxing & Buffing
2 : 3200 OPM Waxing & Buffing
3 : 3900 OPM Polishing & Cleaning
4 : 4600 OPM Polishing & Cleaning
5 : 5500 OPM Removing paint defects and Swirls
6 : 6500 OPM Removing paint defects and Swirls
G110 v2 / 4.2 Amp / 430 Watt
Speed Setting 1 - 1800 opm
Speed Setting 2 - 2800 opm
Speed Setting 3 - 3800 opm
Speed Setting 4 - 4800 opm
Speed Setting 5 - 5800 opm
Speed Setting 6 - 6800 opm
G110v2 4.2 AMP 430 watt
PCXP 4.5 AMP 500 watt
Griots 7.0 AMP 850 watt
Speed Chart / Rated Current: 4.2 Amp / Rated Power: 500 Watt
6-Speed Settings: Recommended speeds are as follows:
1 : 2500 OPM Waxing & Buffing
2 : 3200 OPM Waxing & Buffing
3 : 3900 OPM Polishing & Cleaning
4 : 4600 OPM Polishing & Cleaning
5 : 5500 OPM Removing paint defects and Swirls
6 : 6500 OPM Removing paint defects and Swirls
G110 v2 / 4.2 Amp / 430 Watt
Speed Setting 1 - 1800 opm
Speed Setting 2 - 2800 opm
Speed Setting 3 - 3800 opm
Speed Setting 4 - 4800 opm
Speed Setting 5 - 5800 opm
Speed Setting 6 - 6800 opm
G110v2 4.2 AMP 430 watt
PCXP 4.5 AMP 500 watt
Griots 7.0 AMP 850 watt
wannafbody
wannafbody
I like the handle placement.
SuperBee364
New member
It looks very similar to the Griot's Garage DA, but it has a GFCI built into the plug.
JohnKleven
New member
I dare you to buy one Barry. Looks too wimpy for an experienced polisher like yourself.
impulse922
New member
heh, you have time to watch tv barry?
i saw it today too, found it odd that i had not heard about it on here.
i saw it today too, found it odd that i had not heard about it on here.
Nicky Papers
New member
I've seen the product a while back on the Shurhold website.
Honestly, I would pass on this product. Shurhold makes AMAZING marine detailing products that are durable and innovative. This buffer... not so much.
They appear to be marketing it well, I'm just not so sure that the market feels the same way.
Most marine detailers will not deviate from their tools. (Mikita's, PC's, and more) I think it's cool for the "DIY Boat Owner" to keep it in the garage, however, I just don't see that buffer being seen as even an option on the market.
Honestly, I would pass on this product. Shurhold makes AMAZING marine detailing products that are durable and innovative. This buffer... not so much.
They appear to be marketing it well, I'm just not so sure that the market feels the same way.
Most marine detailers will not deviate from their tools. (Mikita's, PC's, and more) I think it's cool for the "DIY Boat Owner" to keep it in the garage, however, I just don't see that buffer being seen as even an option on the market.
Accumulator
Well-known member
SuperBee364 said:
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BigAl3 said:
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Not sure how the price compares with the PC/Meguiar's units, but, looks aside, the Griot's sure seems to trump it on specs.
wannafbody said:
Wonder if you'd like it as much after using it for a while :think:
The similar one on my Griot's was a bit of a vibration-transmitter, enough so that I ended up just holding onto the housing of the machine instead, the way I do with my PCs and rotaries.