Christopher
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Registered: 14th Oct 10
Location: Eastbourne
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http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_30129.htm
I know its stupid and its cheap and if i wanted to get a machine polisher to go out and get a proper one but dad has bought a few electrical things from lidl and actually swears by them! Just wondered what you guys thought?
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Christopher
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Registered: 14th Oct 10
Location: Eastbourne
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... and it has a 3 year garantee!
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corsadan09
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Registered: 14th Nov 11
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looks shit quality
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JaffaTB
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Registered: 7th Oct 09
Location: Sheffield, South Yorkshire
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i've got one of those, used it once then got bored lol  seems well made though and worked well
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Jonny.K
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Registered: 26th May 11
Location: Aberdeen City
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i dont car what snobby people say little tools take a pounding! probly be awryt 
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Corsa_Sport21
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Registered: 13th Apr 08
Location: Leven, Fife. Drives : 205 GTi
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Will be pretty shite tbh.
Ive used the Halfords equivilent, and as soon as you put any sort of pressure on it, it just stops spinning.
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DanCobb
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Registered: 14th May 11
Location: Lewes/Brighton
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If you want a cheap machine polisher then havea look on eBay. That lidl stuff reminds me of the car shit you used to be able to get in woolworths
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Rich H
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Registered: 26th Oct 05
Location: West Sussex Drives: E46 M3
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That will do nothing but riddle your car with buffer trails - all polishers like that regardless of who makes them are not capable of the correct speeds or have enough torque to do the job properly.
Look at getting a Dual Action / Random Orbital polisher, or a rotary (I'm sure you're used to using these if you're doing bodywork at college?) you'll need to pay considerably more, but it's worth it and will give the results you want.
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