Polishing Machines for Every Skill Level

More control. More power.

Comfort You Can Feel

Ergonomic designs, non-slip surfaces, and controlled machine guidance make for a comfortable working experience.

**For Beginners**

An eccentric polisher is particularly well-suited for beginners. Its combined motion allows for controlled handling and reduces the risk of over-polishing specific areas of the paint.

**For Severe Paint Defects**

In cases of noticeable scratches, sanding marks, or severely weathered paint, significant material removal is required. High-performance random-orbit or rotary polishers enable intensive paint correction and are particularly suitable for experienced users.

**For Small Areas**

Mini polishers are ideal for tight and hard-to-reach areas of a vehicle. With small backing pads, you can reach door handles, mirrors, bumpers, pillars, and rims with much greater precision.

**Battery-powered or corded?**

Battery-powered polishers offer maximum freedom of movement and are particularly well-suited for smaller areas, spot repairs, and mobile work. Corded machines are ideal for longer jobs and continuous operation without having to change the battery.

How long do the batteries in the A1000 V4 and A800 last?

Both come with two rechargeable batteries included, each with a runtime of about 45 minutes. If one runs out, you can swap it out in seconds and keep polishing—without any downtime for charging.

You have five eccentric machines with different strokes—which one is right for me?

Short stroke (T2000 V4, 8 mm) for maximum control when starting out; medium stroke (T3200, T4200, 10–15 mm) for more speed; long stroke (T5200, 21 mm) for aggressive material removal over large areas. The T4500 Pro features a 15 mm stroke along with professional-grade mechanics.

What makes the T4500 Pro and A4500 Pro your professional models?

Both feature brushless motors with digital speed control for consistent results. The T4500 Pro delivers full, continuous power in a corded model, while the A4500 Pro packs up to 720 watts into a cordless tool, offering cordless freedom with corded performance.

Is the machine enough on its own, or do I need something else?

The machine is only half the battle. You’ll also need pads in various grits, the right polish for the condition of the paint, and—ideally—masking tape and finish control spray. Without these accessories, even the best machine won’t get the job done, which is why one of our value kits is often a good place to start.

I've never polished before. Which machine is right for me?

A random-orbit sander with a small to medium stroke (5 to 8 mm) and adjustable speed. You can work your way up slowly, see results quickly, and there’s almost no risk of making a mistake.
If you want to learn how to polish, feel free to check out our workshops.