DIY car Polish(Buffer) drill attachment with home tools

DIY home made polish/buffer, easy made with home basic tools.Could attach to drill. I will use this to polish my yellow and aged headlight, in my upcoming video.

[@cyndicaserta7096]

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[@ysrcutoo1]

I made this polish tool after watching your video and it works great..there is a deep satisfaction when diy things work..i used plastic cap that also works fine..thanks bro👍👍👍

[@gnarthemissinglink7541]

This really helped my broke sss

[@RomboutVersluijs]

I think if we attach a piece of Velcro to the cap it will hold the sponge. I got a hand pad which works this way and works super nice with all kinds of wax pads. I'll guess it will work with a sponge as well. Nice example how to do a super simple DIY

[@SalazarFamilyest]

I saw the hole on your table after drilling that cover 😂

[@SoirNoirKat]

This is awesome and very adaptable to different tools. I agree with the other comment; that you can do velcro on the jar lid (and the other side of velcro to various attachments; sponges, possibly sandpaper) if you want to make one for which you can change the pad on quickly. I personally am going to try using a heavy plastic jar lid (some peanut butter containers have them) instead of metal, just because if I accidentally go sideways or anything like that the plastic is far less likely to scratch what you're working on (or at least not nearly as much as the metal jar lid). You could also scale this very easily; for instance, a strong plastic bottle cap could be a good attachment for a dremel tool instead of a jar lid. Another suggestion: to allow for tightening the screw a lot but making it less likely to break the jar lid (which, again, I'm going to try using a heavy plastic) is to add neoprene (rubber) washers on the inside of the 2 metal washers, so that the rubber washers are what actually presses against the plastic lids. Being able to do this as a DIY opens up a lot of custom options.. which is great for people who do DIY, +sometimes you just need one custom attachment to get the job done. I imagine you could do a similar thing with pre-made scrub brushes, but probably drilling into them/their plastic base and substituting that for the jar lid. Thank you for your video. This was exactly what I had been looking for.

[@reddsofine1]

Made this today and it worked perfect! Thank you.

[@liyangtime]

+reddsofine1 Thanks for your comment, hopefully this video could help you. All the best

[@steveriggs8421]

Brilliant mr yang!

[@davidagius4753]

This is a great DIY idea. Clever. Thanks for sharing

[@shamoolkhanhorrorchannel5712]

Very nice idea brother

[@seikokiller3733]

You are the best

[@chonitotobon6015]

great clip!! thank you! i'll try it with some super grue!

[@MercedesDenz]

Thank you!!!

[@godfirst6880]

Good! Now I don't need to buy a polisher from eBay..Thank you sir!

[@jannette834]

thank you for the idea im off to make one, (my headlights also need cleaned)

[@jeffstreet7763]

This is great! Can't wait to try it.

[@Efsane312]

great video. thanks!

[@jaymorris3468]

Awesome

[@Blakehx]

Great idea thanks! Will you show how to make something similar but more aggressive / abrasive for cleaning wheels! Thanks!

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Simply attach something more aggressive. Be creative how you tighten it down. It's not that hard

[@viku4]

haha awesome!! thanks!

[@fgularte]

How it works?

[@wesamsam9029]

thank you u r amazing

[@liyangtime]

Thank your, and more amazing video is coming.

[@natyamar4615]

Thank you so smart

[@vanderlarss]

great!!

[@andysatriautama]

thank you for sharing

[@johngula8082]

nice..becoz of that i subbed ur channel...God bless

[@kattakedarnath1010]

nice idea

[@mybigbackyard741]

You need a cat!! I don't see any cat around?

[@mybigbackyard741]

great video btw :)

[@Rahburry]

Whaaa! You no hab a cat!? 😜 why you no hab a cat?

[@aidyrazlan3902]

Imagine the sponge came off while you were buffing and you ended polishing your car body with the cap because you too cheap to buy a safer option on Amazon.

[@dillydoopsta6090]

Don't push too hard though

[@RomboutVersluijs]

You never do that otherwise you get more heat and burn the clear coat and possibly the paint.just keep the drill steady and try not to apply downwards force

[@baljeet2873]

Y

[@samiquresh5294]

garbage idea, you can scratch ue car, because the metal edge is not protected

[@luiscannon8808]

Sirry iriot.