Why hire a Detailer? Buffing and Polishing takes experience!
Danger to surroundings
Danger to surroundings
Danger to surroundings
Attempting to polish or buff your vehicle without proper experience can be risky. Our rotary polisher operates at a maximum speed of 3,500 RPM and has a tendency to catch on edges. Without adequate skill and caution, there is a significant risk of personal injury, as well as potential damage to the vehicle, the equipment, and surrounding property.
Easy mistakes to make
Danger to surroundings
Danger to surroundings
Buffing a vehicle's paint can easily result in "swirl marks," which are undesirable micro scratches that form in a circular pattern. These marks are typically caused by the use of aggressive buffing compounds and pads. Inexperienced individuals are highly likely to inadvertently create swirl marks when attempting to buff their vehicle, and they may lack the knowledge and expertise required to identify and properly address these imperfections.
Costly damage
Danger to surroundings
Costly damage
Many individuals attempting to polish their vehicles may not realize that plastic panels, particularly bumpers, are much more delicate and prone to damage. Excessive pressure or speed when buffing can quickly burn through the paint, often in under a second. Additionally, plastic and rubber trim areas are highly susceptible to heat damage from buffing, leading to permanent harm that typically requires replacement rather than repair.