Maintain the lustre of your vehicle’s paint with automotive polishers. Reveal the true depth and glow of your vehicle’s finish with our electric polishers, car polish compounds, scratch remover, glass polish, cloths and brushes. Car buffers vary by voltage, inclusions and other considerations. For more ways to protect your vehicle and make it stand out, see our polisher accessories, waxes and cleaners, and interior and exterior cleaners.
Frequently Asked Questions
For beginners, a dual-action polisher is a great choice as it is less likely to cause damage to the paint.
The frequency of polishing depends on factors such as the age and condition of your paint, as well as the climate you live in. However, a good rule of thumb is to polish your car every 4-6 months, or as needed.
It is important to research the type of paint on your vehicle before choosing a polisher to ensure you use the appropriate pads and products for the type of paint.
Compound is a more abrasive product that is used to remove deep scratches and defects, while polish is a more refined product that is used to bring out the shine of your paint.
