Has anyone used one of these?are they any good?
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polis.../das-6-pro-dual-action-polisher/prod_673.html
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polis.../das-6-pro-dual-action-polisher/prod_673.html
DAS-6 pro
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We sell the Buff Daddy, which is a DAS-6 made especially for Dodo Juice. It's an excellent machine.
The Buff Daddy on its own is £99.90. We also have 3 kits, which are £129.90, £159.90 and £199.90. These prices all include delivery, and members of this forum can get 5% forum discount off these prices
I think the DAS-6 pro is slightly more powerful.
But in a dual action machine polisher, more power is not necessarily any better. Most users probably wouldn't use the additional power.
Personally, I'd rather have either a standard dual action or a rotary.
Personally, I'd rather have either a standard dual action or a rotary.[/QUOTE]
So whats the best rotary you have on offer?could be swayed toward one rather than a DAS-6 pro.
So whats the best rotary you have on offer?could be swayed toward one rather than a DAS-6 pro.
So whats the best rotary you have on offer?could be swayed toward one rather than a DAS-6 pro.[/QUOTE]
We have the Dodo Juice Spin Doctor. It's an excellent machine.
We have the Dodo Juice Spin Doctor. It's an excellent machine.[/QUOTE]
sounds good do they come in different kits?
the das 6 is very good im quite new to machine polishing myself, me and me dad did his 01 polo with it i was very pleased with the results and we didnt spend
that much time on it, the one thing im struggling with is removing scratches with it it can be done but i think a rotary is better for removing scratches and correction work they just scare me as its very easy to mark the paint with a rotary if not carfull, where a da (das 6) its not possible to mark the paint really once you apply to much pressure it stops spining
i would say go for a dual action if your not planning on doing loads of correction work they are brilliant for getting a shine, i got this package
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/machi...al-action-polisher-menzerna-kit/prod_522.html
the buff daddy will be very good too, i just went down the das6 route because of the price of the package
that much time on it, the one thing im struggling with is removing scratches with it it can be done but i think a rotary is better for removing scratches and correction work they just scare me as its very easy to mark the paint with a rotary if not carfull, where a da (das 6) its not possible to mark the paint really once you apply to much pressure it stops spining
i would say go for a dual action if your not planning on doing loads of correction work they are brilliant for getting a shine, i got this package
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/machi...al-action-polisher-menzerna-kit/prod_522.html
the buff daddy will be very good too, i just went down the das6 route because of the price of the package
sounds good do they come in different kits?[/QUOTE]
We can offer kits for the Spin Doctor similar to the ones we have available for the Buff Daddy.
This is the machine i use
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polis.../das-6-pro-dual-action-polisher/prod_673.html
Comes with a bigger motor so it doesnt bog down under pressure
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polis.../das-6-pro-dual-action-polisher/prod_673.html
Comes with a bigger motor so it doesnt bog down under pressure
^^^ me too.
Sykes from what I've seen and read doing damage with a rotary is possible but not the inevitable disaster it sometimes gets made out to be. The other month a few of us were up at Swissvax for an 'idiots guide to detailing' type day and their instructor leant on his for about 20seconds in the same spot, with no damage. In fact he swore that he could have smoke coming from the pad before irreparably damaging the paint.
This is the reason I'd go for Rotary given the choice again. As it is I'm still happy with my DAS6-pro
Sykes from what I've seen and read doing damage with a rotary is possible but not the inevitable disaster it sometimes gets made out to be. The other month a few of us were up at Swissvax for an 'idiots guide to detailing' type day and their instructor leant on his for about 20seconds in the same spot, with no damage. In fact he swore that he could have smoke coming from the pad before irreparably damaging the paint.
This is the reason I'd go for Rotary given the choice again. As it is I'm still happy with my DAS6-pro
I am holding one up in Doncaster on 30th December with Nick from Clean Detail, if that's of any use to you?
