3” Random Orbital Dual Action Polisher

• Connect the tool to the power source.
• Select the appropriate speed. The tool’s maximum speed is adjusted by turning the Variable Speed Dial. When the Variable Trigger Throttle is actuated, the sweep of the trigger increases the speed of the machine incrementally from zero to the present maximum.
• For paint correction, a speed setting of #3 or #4 is recommended. For application of waxes or sealants, a speed setting of #2 or #3 is recommended. The #6 setting sets the maximum speed
• Hold the power tool in front and away from your body. Make sure that the pad is resting on the vehicle surface before starting the power tool.
• Pull the Variable Trigger Throttle to start the motor. The more you pull the trigger the faster the motor will run. Release the Variable Trigger Throttle to stop motor.

*Caution* : The tool will continue to rotate briefly even after it is turned off.

Things to keep in mind while using a Detailing Polisher

• Keep the polisher flat on the surface at all times.
• Set the polisher on the lowest setting before beginning polishing.
• Don’t turn on the detailing polisher off the surface of the vehicle as it will cause unnecessary sling of the chemical which will increase your cleaning time.
• Work on smaller areas to get a better finishing on the ride rather than covering large areas and investing more time than necessary.
• Don’t let the wire of the polisher drag on the surface of the vehicle to prevent the scratching of the paint.
• Don’t use water with any detailing compound as it will dilute it and mess up the surface of the vehicle on polishing.
• Don’t apply excessive pressure on the surface of the vehicle as it will increase the friction and heat.
• Always use the right accessories for the right product to get maximum detailing output.
• Always pay attention to the side of the polishing pad before placing it on the polisher as the wrong side might damage the paintwork of the vehicle.
• Don’t start polishing before cleaning the vehicle as polishing on a dirty vehicle might further damage its paint work.
• Don’t move the polisher too fast, move it an inch per second as it takes its time to work on a surface.
• Always work your way to the edges of the vehicle with your polisher rather than going over them directly to avoid unnecessary paint removal.
• It is recommended to use smaller polisher with small pads and backing plates to polish small surfaces.