Griot's Garage 6" Random Orbital Machine Polisher
Perfect your car's paint with the safe, easy and swirl-free Griot's Garage 6" Random Orbital Polish and Wax Machine Buffer
Griot's Garage random orbital polishers are the Industry Benchmark for automotive polishing and waxing. Engineered with a powerful 7-amp, 850-watt motor with 6 speed settings, a 5/16" diameter offset and low-end torque, this 6" random orbital is ideal for polishing and waxing at any speed.
Swirl marks? No problem. Water spots? Piece of cake. Oxidation? Bring it on! The Griot's Garage Random Orbital System was designed to provide detailers with a safe and easy way to achieve flawless results with minimal work. Powerful enough for a professional and safe enough for a first-timer. Customers concerned about using a machine on their paint do not have to fear the horror stories of non-orbital (straight drive/rotary) polishers creating swirl marks and burning through the paint. The problem with the old way of using wool or cotton pads on non-orbital polishers is that the cutting action was so great that it produced its own heat and damaged the paint. The Griot's Garage Random Orbital along with specially engineered Griot's Garage Foam Pads and unique Machine Polishes eliminate the chance of accidentally burning your paint.
With the Griot's Garage system, there isn't a safer or easier way to remove swirl marks, fine scratches, and apply a protective coat of wax or sealant to your paint. By following the detailed instructions, or watching our instructional DVD (both are included), you can polish and wax your car quickly and safely. The results will astound you!
- True random orbital prevents swirls and burns from polishing
- Wide 5/16" orbit pattern for faster and better results
- Variable Speed, orbits per minute (OPM) range from 2,500 to 6,800 OPM
- Ergonomic adjustable handle
- 10' (16 AWG) power cord
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Griot's Garage 6" Random Orbital Polisher catalog item #10765
$139.99
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