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[door taped in half]

[robert in front of door holding polisher]

Let me show you how easily you can polish your paint and get a deep gloss with the Cyclo polisher.

There's three things that make these our favorite polisher.

First, these 2 rotating heads are balanced, so you don't get any vibration in your hands and wrists. That means you don't get arm fatigue.

Second, the these heads rotate in a random path, so you can't create swirls, like you can with these rotary buffers.

And third, becuase of the random motion of the heads, and the relatively low RPM, you can't burn a hole in your paint.

So that's what makes this the safetst, lowest-fatigue polisher you an buy. And they're extremely durable. There's plenty of 50 year old Cyclos still in use today.

[door taped in half]

Look at how easy paint polishing is with the Cyclo.

[robert polishes door then removes tape]

[fender]

Now look at how much faster the Cyclo spreads wax vs waxing by hand.

[robert waxes by hand]

I'll attach some softer green Cyclo pads made for waxing.

[robert waxes with cyclo]


The cyclo removes clearcoat scratches as well. If you wet the paint and these scratches disappear, you know the scratches can be polished out. Just dab a small amount of eazy comp