SPTACordless Mini Car Polisher, 12V Micro Cordless Scratches Killer Car Polisher RO/DA Mini Car Polisher for polishing, Sanding and Cleaning

Pretty impressed. I knew nothing about buffing and polishing. Really easy to use. They include microfiber pads which is nice. Made polishing my bumper really easy and came out great. Way better than my expectations. Batteries don’t last the longest but it is nice for headlights, tail lights or any painted surface with tight tricky contours.

Using for years now, but I need some one to contact me about buying a replacement battery

Good polisher for the money. Lots of accessories as well. 2 batteries that last long along with charger. I Paint corrected my motorcycle and did an amazing job.It’s perfect for the hideous small jobs that regular sized polishers are too big for!

Great

I’ll start with cons, since that’s a small list and I’ll get it out of the way first. Really, I only have one con... one of my two batteries has stopped working after 3.5 years. It actually behaves exactly like one of the videos from another reviewer where the polisher works great for about 5 seconds or so, then dies. That itself isn’t a con, batteries will fail in everything after a few years, but finding a replacement hasn’t been easy. They’re essentially only available from SPTA directly, but I’m happy they’re available at least! I wish there was a plug in option for a few years down the road when I can’t get replacement batteries, but that sort of defeats the portability of the polisher. It would be great if they used some sort of commercially available 12v battery system instead of a proprietary one, but that’s a minor complaint.Now for the rest of the review. I’ve used this polisher sporadically over the last 3.5 years and it’s been great. It’s smooth with little vibration, speed and power are nice, lightweight so easy to use for extended periods, and the kit comes with pretty much everything you need to get started - just add your favorite compound or polish. I mainly use it with the smaller head and 1” pads, and it’s been amazing for getting scratches out of small areas, close to edges/trim, and on interior shiny plastics like the dreaded piano black. Overall, I love it and if you’re a weekend warrior like me and not a pro, then this little polisher will get you the same results and is a no brainer vs the very nice but prohibitively expensive Rupes machines.

Does it's job

So I've now had 2 of these show up on my doorstep. I got the first one and immediately opened it. It looks well made and I was excited to get it working so I looked over the instructions to start putting things together. I grabbed the da attachment and spun it into the tool and used the tools provided to tighten it. I then took the backing plate and tried screwing it in. I tried both ways, left and right. I tried pushing it in harder and I tried no pressure and just screwing it in. Nothing worked, the female threads on this attachment were done for before I even got the product. So I ordered a replacement and filed a return for the first. Got the second one, exact same issue. I'm not sure what's going on with the quality of this product but I'll be steering clear of this brand from now on. If the da attachment just worked everything else would be fine but I'm not sure how you don't catch this before it leaves. If I didn't use the attachment I could just use the backing plates, but I ordered a da polisher for a reason.

Awesome little polisher, wow, this thing is worth its weigh in gold!! if you have a surface to polish that round or a place that restricts the use of a 5" buffer, this is the tool. I can imagine using this on a nice road bike with lots of chrome or hard to reach places, fast too, so no sore fingers trying to polish out the parts..