NEW MAXSHINE POLISHERS : M15 Pro and M8 Pro !! Good polishers under $200!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

►►Here are the links to the MaxShine products presented in this video: 🇺🇸 For people in USA: MaxShine M15 Pro DA polisher: amzn.to/3PNNf99 MaxShine M8 Pro 1000W DA polisher: amzn.to/3PNHVT6 MaxShine M8S Dual Action Polisher: amzn.to/3PTIlHs MaxShine M8S V2 (newer version): amzn.to/3onTEw9 Polishing pads: amzn.to/3ztxMpb Other MaxShine polishers: MaxShine/ShineMaster M550 RO/Rotary polisher: amzn.to/3zshSM2 New MaxShine M1000 rotary polisher: amzn.to/3z20hsJ 3" backing plate: amzn.to/3Bf640T Rotary extension shafts: amzn.to/3oryfSH All MaxShine polishers: amzn.to/3zE8fdn Here are links to other great MaxShine products: amzn.to/3cA8IE8 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: MaxShine M8 Pro: amzn.to/49vb1kr MaxShine M8S: amzn.to/3OZrdAl MaxShine M8S V2: amzn.to/3nTQTCp MaxShine M15 Pro: bit.ly/3RqPIrB All MaxShine polishers: bit.ly/3B8V1q2

[@pastpianist]

Id like to see you put together like a beginners detail package of all the essentials you’d recommend for a beginner. Do the same with intermediate and pro people as well

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Good idea!

[@lindad.8412]

I'd like to a video like that also.

[@websterinternet]

Same here!

[@Arome909]

@@PanTheOrganizer Was just about to comment that on another video. Have you made one?! Subscribed!

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

Pan TheOrganizer do you use any “Xtreme Solutions” polishes and waxes? Thx

[@arbit733]

The ONLY KZbin channel I have notifications turned on for 🙏🏼

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for your support!! #dedication

[@edgargomez8662]

Thank you Pan, for always offering this enormous light at the end of the tunnel, in the immense range of choices in the world of car detailing, and so we can choose at low cost good options ... Thank you for sharing this good video

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Edgar!

[@edgargomez8662]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks You Pan

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

These closely resemble my Griot’s Garage BOSS G21! The BOSS polishers are made in China so now I am thinking Maxshine made them. I was thinking about buying the BOSS G15 for a shorter throw. Now I will look into this one and save some money. Thanks for the info!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Many polishers are often made by the same company, just rebadged and a few cosmetic differences to make them look different. ;)

[@c6z061]

FAB Automotive Detailing don’t bother with the G15. It lacks pad spinning torque.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Brewinz It has the same motor as my G21 which is great so I don’t see how it would be different. I just want a smaller throw for tighter areas.

[@c6z061]

FAB Automotive Detailing buy it, you’ll then see what I mean. 😉

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Brewinz Well i plan on buying a cheaper 15mm now anyways. Did you buy the G15 and not like it or where did you get the info about the spinning?

[@Norcalw204]

Pan, you are seriously an amazing person at what you do. I can tell that you put hours in these videos and they are consistently good. Keep up the good videos Pan. May God bless you, and keep you safe. Happy Detailing!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!!

[@Norcalw204]

@@PanTheOrganizer Random question, but how much do you charge for your detailing services? I'm just curious....

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Unfortunately, I never discuss prices on KZbin.

[@edruiz6364]

I bought a MaxShine 5" backing plate for my Harbor Freight DA polisher and for $10.39 USD it was a bargain. I would suspect the same from their polishers. Great video, thanks Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes they’re great value polishers for the money. Thanks for watching!

[@vcsuri-q5q]

Thanks for this video Pan, I’ve been wanting these for a while now. Most of us would be using these for our older cars, likely with a lot of paint defects. Maybe you could make a video using these polishers on an older car of darker color or a car with more paint defects. That would give us a better idea of what kind of results we should expect from these budget polishers.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Vishal!

[@sylvainmarier4818]

That one of maxshine polisher will be my next « big » order. Thanks Pan fir the review.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Sylvain!

[@autofanaticcars]

I like the M8 for my guys to take on the road, i just finished doing the M21 video last week its a good value to get started.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yup. I'm testing a few other new models too at the moment.

[@toddhalstead5038]

Great review Pan! Those look pretty amazing for the money. And having different throws they should be great for everything! Nice work!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Todd!

[@behindthen0thing]

Thanks for the vid Pan! I threw some flyby30 on my window and it makes a huge difference. Really good for safety and not just aesthetics

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes it's pretty good!

[@nadizahadi1183]

Hi Pan here from Brunei. Thanks for making great vids! Keep them coming hehe

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Nadi!

[@DinoGrahovic]

Hell yeah first one! Keep up the good work legend!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Dino!

[@rvazquez818]

Excellent video! Keep them coming Pan!!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@TheSirhc1975]

Another great video, thanks Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Chris!

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Awesome review Pan,they both work very well.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Steven!

[@CarlosSilva-cn1bc]

I really enjoy your videos. You are a reliable person who let me take a lot in this world of detailers. I was super indecisive about which polisher to buy and thanks to this video I decided to spend my money on this beauty. I hope I can make the most of it. thank you very much Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Carlos! How did you discover my channel?

[@CarlosSilva-cn1bc]

Like I wrote. I has been looking for a good but cheap polisher for my personal use. I think I found it😁 I love your explications a lot! Success bro!

[@franciscomartinez539]

Great explanation pan and thanks for this good machine

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Francisco!

[@otispotis47]

Thanks for your time and effort! I have multiple DA polishing machines, but Shine Master has been equal to or better than my Rupes, Flex and DAS. Use the washer (spacer) and there is no stalling and it runs just as smooth as those that cost 2 X more $!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience Todd!

[@shamilbasayev99]

Bro can u explain to me whata is washer/washee ur talking about..my english is bad

[@alexanderharrason]

I'm trying to order this machine to Iceland, can't wait to try it out!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Go on the ShineMaster Europe website.

[@alexanderharrason]

@@PanTheOrganizer They actually don't include Iceland in their shipping program but I'm in contact with them in China :)

[@kayplayforth9007]

Always Great Pan! Thank you👍👍👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks!

[@colekramer4014]

Hey pan. Do u use pad conditioners when you spread waxed and sealants or only when you compound and polish? Ans what are some good pad conditioners?

[@ShelterDogs]

Until watching this, I had settled and planned on buying the M8 Pro (V.2) as my first machine polisher. Currently, It's only $130 vs. the M15 Pro's $216. I feel as though once you reach over $200, you might as well hold off and buy a Rupes Mark III.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Watch my more recent videos on affordable polishers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqezdJ55pr14p5I

[@andrewr3403]

Awesome video Pan!! Do you need to use the washer on these to work properly or is that just a preference? I am completely new to polishing, it is the most intimidating thing about detailing at the moment.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No need to use the washer. If you're new to polishing, you have to watch my super popular beginner's tutorial on machine polishing and paint correction here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmPUm4Jrrb-NaKc

[@andrewr3403]

@@PanTheOrganizer Yes I do like that video I've watched it probably 4 times lol trying to learn everything before I start on my car, i don't want to do more harm then good haha

[@benzfanatic]

Hi Pan, I hope all is well in Quebec. I have been following your detailing channel and have a question. I have a 2015 Lexus GS350 that’s new to me and I have a few scratches on the rocker panel that are exposing the plastic underneath. It’s a atomic silver and the scratch is deep enough to show the black plastic of the rocker panel. Do you recommend a specific touch up system like Dr colorchip? Or should I get the touch up pen from the dealer and get at it with a very fine pin point brush? I appreciate your advice and all your reviews.

[@Okie-Tom]

Very nice review Pan. For a beginner I think the 15mm would be perfect!

[@tredfxman]

Hey Pan! What is your opinion on the ShineMate EX 610 15 throw oscillating polisher? Just ordered one, as well as most of the CarPro polishing products! :)

[@notfound-qg2ii]

3dfx.. could you give us an update on the shinemate ex610 polisher??? What do you think of it? Any stalling on vertical panels??

[@jessevasquez8762]

Hey Pan, for starters great videos but I also wanted to ask you if you can somehow make time and make a review of what you think of SHINE ARMOR. I've read many great thing's about it but would like to see what a professional detailer with as much of experience like you thinks about it... Look forward to hearing back from you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! Maybe I’ll get to review their products one day.

[@jahdel.j]

Nice video pan! Have you ever did a review on rotary polishers that you thought are good also?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You’ll soon see one on my channel. However, big caution with rotaries. You need a lot of polishing experience with them as they can easily burn through the clear coat and also cause holograms and buffer trails. Rotaries are not for beginners.

[@dieteras9372]

Hi nice videos, I get a M8 pro on amazon (open box by $175) I can´t wait to handled it. I´m starting with car detailing. I use to wash the car with my brother since we are children but it's time to improve.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hi Dieter! Welcome to my channel. You discovered one of the biggest car detailing channels on KZbin as we surpassed 840,000 subscribers and 105 million views! I have been detailing for 25 years and I love to share my knowledge and passion with my viewers. You found the right channel to help you learn everything about detailing. How did you discover my channel by the way?

[@dieteras9372]

​@@PanTheOrganizer Nice to meet you. Well locking for DA polishers I found some of your videos directly on you tube. And I have a question and probably its a total error to ask it, but Is it possible to use a random orbital sander (with speed control), like the Makita BO5041 for car polishing? That´s because I saw some videos where people use this kind of tools for that job, and I was tented to consider it. Thanks.

[@gleeful444]

Would you recommend this or the Rupes LHR15 or another? I have the Torq10fx but not sure if theirs a difference between my Torq to this Maxshine or Rupes

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Rupes and Flex are much higher end polishers. You can't compare those to Maxshine. If you have the money and want the best, get the Rupes.

[@richardseem7948]

as always pan great video. great price point. if both less than 400 bucks I kinda tells u that a lot of companies are doing rebranding and killn customers by charging almost twice as much.got 2 love detailing industry 4 that. lol.b well 👍👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Richard!

[@mz8210]

Hi PAN... Thx a lot for your reply and advise.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

👍🏻

[@MegaMoviesRule]

Hey Pan, For a home detailer looking to buy their first polisher would you recommend buying the M8 Pro or M15 Pro?

[@johnny535ss]

Get the 8mm but depending on vehicle the 15 is nice if it's a larger car. Been detailing for 7 years now. From experience.

[@richardfox3924]

@@johnny535ss large car like SUV, truck?

[@johnny535ss]

@blue fox yes a suv anything like trailblazer size to f-150 and up.

[@HankAttack89]

Awesome video, been debating what to get between Torq, Griot and Maxshine. I’m leaning towards the Maxshine thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching!

[@liionelbooon]

Hi Pan, i hope you can answer this comment - as a beginner, should I go with 8mm or 15mm throw? I'll only be polishing at the most twice a year since I only drive 1 car.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

15mm is more versatile. It has nothing to do with beginner vs expert.

[@louisemartin2811]

Excellent presentation

[@kenwoodburn5244]

Great Review!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Ian!

[@davwilliam]

Merci Pan, toujours au top !! je n'ai pas encore de polisseur, si tu devez en achetez une seule, tu choisirais quelle taille pour la polyvalence? merci

[@PanTheOrganizer]

15mm

[@hectormonfil3237]

Hello Pan! Thank you so much for all the great videos that help us so much! I learned so much from your videos.One question. How easy it's to get parts for the MaxShines?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I never had to replace parts so I don’t have the answer unfortunately. Perhaps a viewer will read your comment and help you.

[@carto300]

Salut Pan. Excellente vidéo. Je veux m'acheter une polisseuse. (ma 1ere) J'hésite entre la 8 et la 15. Tu me recommandes quelle? Je suis débutant. Merci et continue tes excellents vidéo.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

15 mm

[@IvansBikesBmws]

BTW Pan I wanted to ask you, what do you think of that meguiars DA tool that mounts on a drill and polishes. I need a minor paint correcting every few years on my car, and I find a pro polisher too much of a tool for me. Also I could polish my car in Europe with that meguiars DA tool. I would appreciate some feedback.

[@irishredcrypto]

Hey pan what do you think of the vertool as a first polisher ? What pads and compound would be best to use on a 2015 Mazda 6 with heavy swirling. I will also be getting a air compressor da for spot pads .

[@pierreremillard1424]

Salut Pan, Je pense sérieusement à acheter une polisseuse Dual Rotary Action Max Shine. Le ratio qualité prix semble raisonnable pour un débutant dans le detailing. Selon-toi, il est préférable d’avoir une 15 mm ou 21 mm ? Je ne suis pas à l’étape des compounds mais plutôt du polissage, cirage de mes voitures. Je possède une Subaru Impreza, Subaru Outback conjointe et un Porsche Boxster S, simplement pour le simple plaisir de conduire une Allemande. Dernièrement, j’ai fais l’achat d’une machine à pression Kranzle 1122 TS avec un fusil Mosmatic, Foam gun MTM Hydro PF 22 , etc... Oui, je commence à m’équiper graduellement, j’adore mes voitures lorsqu’elles sont propres. P.s. Oui, les Rupes semblent être l’extrême dans les polisseuses, par contre, j’ai un budget à respecter 😉. Merci, j’adore tes nombreux vidéo... Pierre de Terrebonne

[@tomz1220]

Ok now I am torn.. I like the idea of a long throw, but also only have the funds for 1 machine. My thought is for occasional paint correction, and mostly to help speed up polishing & waxing, I would be better off with the 8mm version?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

15mm is more versatile

[@TheQmoney60]

Hello pan, I plan on buying my first da polisher, so I'm basically a beginner when it comes to detailing, do you suggest griot's "6" or the M15?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

M15

[@colekramer4014]

Hey pan do you only use pad conditioner when u compound and polish or is it when you use a foam pad in general

[@PanTheOrganizer]

On foam pads like Lake Country CCS Foam pads. Rupes foam pads only need to be primed with their compound or polish, no pad conditioner needed.

[@colekramer4014]

@@PanTheOrganizer ok cool so just lake country ccs foam pads ok cool thanks also do u have any recommendation for a good pad conditioner?

[@gregroche1]

Salut Pan merci pour toutes tes vidéos et conseils qui sont vraiment très clairs et précis. Peux tu faire cette vidéo de la M15 et M8 en Français ? Merci d'avance. Amicalement. Greg

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Merci Greg

[@mz8210]

Hi PAN...I applied EPIC CR2 onto my vehicle, which will give some extra protection for several months. Is it OK to, after that, apply BEAD MAKER when doing maintenance washes until I get to 3-4 months down the road before reapplying EPIC CR2 ? Also, once I'm reaching 3-4 months and it's that time again to apply a sealant, is it OK to try and apply another one, such as TLC2 ? One last question : How do you best clean those emblems (which nowadays are not really chrome) such as the lettering CX-5 AWD on this white mazda. I have got some light staining ?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes to your two questions. For the emblems, search for “how to clean car emblems and badges” on KZbin. You’ll find my tutorial.

[@hassansaeed2724]

Hi Pan, the 21 and 15 pro are very similarly priced currently. Is there any advantage to the 15 over the 21 if the price is close?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

15 is more versatile

[@jordendaigle7001]

I just received mine today and didn't come with the canvas bag?? Did they stop including these? Was looking forward to it to keep everything in one spot

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I know they now have the updated Pro II version, which is likely what you got. Maybe they did stop providing the canvas bag to keep costs low.

[@jordendaigle7001]

@@PanTheOrganizer ahh that's a shame!

[@JimmyDeSantagta]

Pan! So im about to polish and wax my truck very soon and i purchased my new Maxshine M15 pro II. The only thing im scared of is the polishing part cux ive never polished before. The trucks paint is brand new. Like 3 months ago it was newly painted, but im still going to polish it with sonax perfect finish with maxshine yellow foam pad. Any tips?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes, you should watch my paint polishing tutorial for beginners: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmPUm4Jrrb-NaKc You have the right products and tools to do a good job. You can do it!

[@nicensweeties]

Amazon isn't showing the black grip top, only the white grip which will become dirty fast. How can I source the black grip pro as shown in your video? '

[@PanTheOrganizer]

This video is already a few years old. They must have changed models since then.

[@JonasGrumby]

Paaaannnn! I love your channel and I never cared about detailing until I got a Black Model 3 Tesla in April. I am trying to keep the outside of the car in good shape using what I learn from this channel but I'm finding out that hand polishing really doesn't do much. I am doing all you say but the scratches remain. Since I hate cords I haven't bought a polisher and I was wondering if you could recommend a good cordless polisher. I really don't care how much it costs as long as it is good. I just want to be able to buff out small accidents and scratches in the clear coat. I've literally tried almost every product you recommend here except the polishers lol. Hopefully, you know of a good cordless. I am thinking orbital/dual action too.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the kind words about my channel Travis. Unfortunately, I don’t use cordless polishers. But I heard Flex has a good one and they’re one of the best polisher brands.

[@svt3941]

Looks like a good DAP, thanks Pan👍

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Shaun!

[@davidlammermeier4884]

What do you think of maxshine m312 12mm polisher for beginner vs m15 pro

[@bbrewer609]

PAN, Im trying to find the M8 PRO in Canada but your link in the comments goes to the older red version not the newer black M8 PRO...how do you get that unit in Canada?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It seems they are phasing out the M8 Pro which isn't as versatile as the longer throw 15mm option. So in Canada, get this: bit.ly/3jjeg9k Or get the M8 Pro here: amzn.to/49vb1kr

[@bbrewer609]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks PAN. I thought the M8 Pro would be same price but for that difference I will grab the M15 Pro Hopefully the 7 mm of extra movement wont make it too hard to maneuver around door handles

[@berniehf]

Morning Pan, you mention a name change from Maxshine to ShineMaster, I’m ready to pull the trigger on an M15 Pro locally but it is a MaxShine brand, is it an old model? Even in Amazon they are offering the products under MaxShine brand….

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don’t know what is going on with their names anymore haha. But you can purchase the MaxShine M15 Pro Series II it’s a current model.

[@michaelfleming8706]

What would be the purpose of the 8mm? I mean isn’t more throw better for correcting? Great video!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

More throw simply means you're covering more surface area thus decreasing time spent polishing. For more focused polishing, a smaller throw can be more appropriate. It's good having different tools in your arsenal so you can use according to your needs.

[@mauroaraujo1421]

Hi, Can you use a 3 inches backing plate and pad on the M15.?

[@Suspicious0ne]

4" minimum size. If you want a good 3" DA buy the Shinemaster M312

[@arreola961]

Pan please PLEASE do a wet sanding test for us w these nacientes. I still use my dewalt rotary polisher to crear beautiful finishes buying this machine will not be an upgrade but more like an update to my arsenal. Please do a wet sanding test

[@mikebonge7206]

Pan, I running out of CarPro Cquk 110, I thought about buying the KAMIKAZE COLLECTION. CAN I PUT KAMIKAZE ON TOP OF CARPRO CQUK 110. OR SHOULD I STAY WITH CARPRO CQUK 110, EVERYTHING I HAVE ARE THE CARPRO PRODUCTS.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You can't put another coating over your existing coating. What you need to do to refresh your coating is apply a compatible TOP COAT like CarPro Gliss. I have a full tutorial video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmPadamLfr6lqtk That's what I applied on top of my CQuartz UK 3.0 coatings on my own car.

[@everybitfitmesaazpersonalf4021]

Hi Pan! I recently purchased the Rupes Mille Bigfoot per your older video.I think I made a mistake according to this video. Should I sell my Rupes and by this Shinemaster? Your expert opinion is appreciated!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

The Mille is a direct drive (forced rotation) polisher and is not like the ShineMaster dual action polisher. The comparable model at Rupes is the LHR15 MKIII or MKII. Your Rupes is much more high end, stick to that if you like it.

[@Cliff1029]

Hi Pan, a question for you sir, I'm looking at these 2 polishers w which would you recommend for my first polisher. ? TORQ BUF501X 10FX Random Orbital Polisher or Maxshine ShineMaster M15 Pro DA Polisher: 15mm/1000 Watt.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I haven't tried the TorQ.

[@Cliff1029]

ok, thank you.

[@daves.3278]

Thoughts on rotary polishers? Most detailers say its a must. I've done my own car and didn't burn paint. Studied proper techniques etc etc. Did my second car burned the paint 😑😑. I want to ditch the rotary... It's not worth the risk. Especially customers cars

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Rotaries are meant for more experienced detailers with years of polishing behind them. If you don't know what you're doing, you can quickly burn through paint or create holograms. They do have their use though. If you need heavy cutting quickly done, a rotary is perfect for that. You can finish off with a DA after the cutting stage. If you need precise edge work, a rotary is more appropriate as the backing plate spins in the same axis which is more precise than the random orbit movement of a DA. I think it's a great tool to have in one's arsenal, but most detailers these days use DA polishers or forced rotation polishers. In my experience, DA polishers finish better.

[@daves.3278]

@@PanTheOrganizer gotcha well said! I got too carried away ive only corrected 30 cars. Since i started 13 months ago. Once I do 200 cars I think I'll pick up the rotary!

[@52wml]

Thanks for another great video Pan, appreciate it! As I am new to DA polishers I would like to know if the additional 100 watts of the M15 Pro makes a significant difference to justify the additional $30.00 cost between the M15 and M15 Pro?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It's en evolution, not a world of a difference. If you already have the M15 and like it, stick with it. It's like an iPhone X vs iPhone XS...

[@c6z061]

The Pro versions actually have less pad spinning torque vs. the M15. Don’t let the watts fool you.

[@52wml]

That's what I had read from a lot of the reviews and why I asked if it was worth the additional $30.00. I think I am going to stick with purchasing the M15 and not the pro. Thank's for the input it's appreciated.

[@c6z061]

52wml I’ve tried both, the M15 definitely has more pad spinning torque. No doubt about it.

[@jdmferio08]

So the 15mm vs the pro isnt going to be a big of a difference?

[@andreacanepa6039]

Dear Pan, I would like to ask your advice on how to wash and waterproof the canvas top of my 2015 Audi A3 convertible. I didn't find a tutorial in your videos. Thanks and bye, Carlo

[@mutatedgenome]

Hey Pan, if one already has a Flex 3401, is there any reason to purchase the M15 Pro? Is there ever a situation where you would want to use the M15 polisher instead of the 3401? Will it finish out better than the 3401 since it is not a forced rotation polisher?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No need to purchase the M15

[@trentt559]

I'd love for you to compare max shine polishers with Adam's swirl killer ...both models 😁

[@driversambition111]

Hey Pan you should review those $10 ceramic coating to see if its a functional product. I been seeing videos on them and they look pretty promising.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I will not use the cheap 10$ eBay knockoff ceramics.

[@bsang100]

Hi Pan I don't see u using cordless polisher is there a reason for its?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

No. I simply haven’t had the chance to try some yet. I would like to try the Flex cordless polishers.

[@BzReef]

I’ve been considering a maxshine M15 pro 2 or a Shinemate EX620. Do you have any expierence with the Shinemate? I heard the M15 had stalling issues but it was resolved with the pro 2. What are your thoughts?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I never had issues even with the original M15, but the Pro was for sure an improvement. I haven't tested the Shinemate though. My favourite polishers overall are still Flex and Rupes though. If you have the extra money, go for those.

[@BzReef]

@@PanTheOrganizer thank you! I’m trying to spend around $200-$250ish. I’m going to graphene coat my car and probably use it sparingly for polishing jobs and light paint correction. I do detailing on the side, but only a few cars for friends and family.

[@davidlammermeier4884]

Pan. I bought the maxshine pro 2 da polisher per your recommendation. Very disappointed in it. It stalls all the time even just the weight of it on the paint. Any suggestions. Going to return it. Do you recommend a direct drive polisher which I’m told is not related to pressure to prevent stalling. If so which one do you recommend. Please help

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Hmmm. I never had issues. Usually when a D/A stalls, it's because you need to readjust your technique and apply less pressure. Any D/A even my very expensive Rupes LHR15 MKII will stall if you apply too much pressure. It's the nature of the technology. If you never want your pads to stall, then yes a direct drive polisher like my Flex 3401 is the way to go, but that costs triple the price of the MaxShine. You can also try another value oriented solid D/A like the Griot's Garage G9: amzn.to/3bYY6vt If this stalls too, it's really your technique that you have to readjust.

[@davidlammermeier4884]

@@PanTheOrganizer even if I just set the polisher on the car hood the weight of the polisher causes it to stall. That doesn’t seem like too much pressure

[@davidlammermeier4884]

@@PanTheOrganizer can you recommend a less expensive direct drive. Also do you know of any 4 inch pad polisher. 5 inch seems too big for me to polish most of my Acura MDX. 5 inch is only good for the hood but once again I am a beginner. Appreciate your feedback so promptly

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Unfortunately all the gear driven polishers I know are quite expensive, as they are usually more pro-oriented tools. Another one is the Rupes Mille here: amzn.to/3vAxSqY

[@davidlammermeier4884]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan I’ll just revert to the old fashion hand polishing. Hope you like your Porsche. I have a 997

[@bobsmith1101]

Confused. Warranty says, Lifetime, then 1 year which covers ' normal wear and tear', then they exclude normal wear and tear. So what is the real warranty???

[@Ghettochild.2600]

I bought this as a gift for my girlfriend and told her told to keep it tight and keep it clean.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

😂

[@jobber1984]

Thanks pan. Huge fan from Toronto. Do we need a washer mod for these? And what about a Canadian link?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You never "need" a washer mod. It depends if you like a free spinning backing plate. The washer mod comes with the tool if you want it. No Canadian link for now unfortunately.

[@Suspicious0ne]

Order it directly from Maxshine/Shinemaster. I bought the M15 Pro and it only took & business days to get to BC. Very impressed.

[@jobber1984]

@@Suspicious0ne amazing! I want to pick one up this summer! Cheers from TO

[@williamking24]

Hey Pan I have been using the PC 2474xp for a couple years now. How does this compare to these. Plus can you go over what you mean by 15 or 8 throw. Thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I had a Porter Cable 7424XP (not 2474) when I started polishing. It was an ok starter tool, but this ShineMaster M15 Pro is way more powerful and has a longer throw to get the job done quicker. You can't even compare both tools. M15 Pro is better. A "throw" is how far the backing plate spins out (left or right). The longer throw (15mm) will cover more surface area in a single pass compared to an 8mm throw, so you are more efficient.

[@larsdahl6594]

Under what circumstances would you reach for the 8mm rather than the 15mm?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I always use a 15mm.

[@stevenjaskolka]

Why would one prefer a longer throw vs the short throw... thanks

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Long throw = quicker correction. Most people go for 15mm throws these days

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

If you only had one to choose between the Shinemaster M15 Pro -or- Rupes LRH 15ES? Thank you

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Rupes is the higher end machine for sure.

[@justincro7146]

Hey man, question what’s the best degreaser to use on paint ? To get off old wax and what not...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Chemicals alone won't fully remove waxes and paint sealants. They can help to break down a big part of the older layers of waxes or sealants, but to fully remove them, you'll have to do some paint polishing steps as mechanical abrasion is what truly removes those. When you're done polishing, do an IPA wipe down (isopropyl alcohol) to remove polishing oils. You can use a paint prep like Dupli Color too. Then you'll have a 100% prepped surface, ready to accept fresh layers of your favourite wax, paint sealant or better yet, ceramic coating. To give you an idea of the steps, watch how I detail a vehicle: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6Glopmegsp6iJI But good strip washes like Purple Power Vehicle and Boat Wash with a foam cannon will start breaking those down. Adam's Strip Wash is another good decon soap.

[@justincro7146]

Pan TheOrganizer awesome thank you for the information

[@bosanacX17]

Is it for beginners better to use 5 inch or 6 inch buffing pads

[@PanTheOrganizer]

It's not a question of beginner vs expert, it's just a matter of personal preference.

[@lennard9691]

Thanks for make this video pan

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Lennard!

[@kervinnicholas9325]

Hey Pan, i am really enjoying your program. I bought the Karcher K5 premium washer you recommended as well as the max shine foam cannon, however it is not fitting. What else do i have to buy to get it working?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Karcher pressure washers have proprietary fittings. You need a K series bayonet style adapter. Like this: amzn.to/2TIcgKd

[@kervinnicholas9325]

man, you are super cool.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

:)

[@cstppvi8564]

Salut Pan, excellent vidéo as usual. Quick question : Meguiars have a microfiber kit for polishing / compound. In the kit, they provide a back plate. Donc you really need it? What's do thing about Sonax perfect finish?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I use the backing plate that comes with the polishers that I use. I like Meguiar’s Microfiber Correction Compound. For polishes, Sonax Perfect Finish is awesome.

[@cstppvi8564]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan I will try that combinaison. Merci Beaucoup

[@timblackwell3196]

Awesome!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@colekramer4014]

Hi Pan I’m gonna get this polisher. So if it’s a 5 inch backing plate does that mean I need 6 inch pads? And also using these machines when spreading a wax or a sealant what speed should I do that on and do I need to spray the pads with anything before I start using them on the paint?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

That is correct Cole. If you have a 5" backing plate, you want 5.5 or 6" pads. You usually polish at higher speeds (4 or 5) and apply waxes and sealants at lower speeds (1 or 2). Watch my paint polishing tutorial for beginners here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmPUm4Jrrb-NaKc

[@colekramer4014]

@@PanTheOrganizer ok cool thanks pan I have learned so much from you man and u never steer me wrong. Also I don’t need pad conditioner right? And thanks for always answering me and being a great influence👍🏻

[@colekramer4014]

@@PanTheOrganizer also when I go to polish if I realize after I polish one area that I need a compound I can just wipe the polish off and use a compound to see if that gives me what I need

[@PanTheOrganizer]

My pleasure, glad I can serve as a role model. I use pad conditioners on foam pads. On microfiber pads, I just spread the polish all over the pad to prime it, like in my polishing tutorial for beginners.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

You first have to look at how bad your paint is. If the scratches are many and deep, you will start with a compound stage. Wipe that off. Then move to the polishing stage, wipe that off. If your paintwork only has light swirls and scratches, you could just do a polish stage.

[@richardalolino4518]

I can't wait to get me the M15 d.a buffer...

[@CAPTJ696]

Question on the handle switch, is this stout or soft/loose?

[@MrPatGuit]

If you would to buy only one witch one would you get? Good show!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

M15

[@jonathangarcia9173]

bonjour pan est ce que cest vrai que les poliseuse ''long throw'' sont pas compatible pour un cirage?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

C’est faux. Tu peux t’en servir pour cirer aussi, mais tu utilises une basse vitesse pour cette tâche.

[@jonathangarcia9173]

@@PanTheOrganizer Pour sa je voulais lavis d’un expert merci bcp pour toujours répondre a nos questions (même si pour toi son pt amateur) merci encore

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

It’s interesting that the M15 Pro is not found on the Shinemaster/Maxshine web site, do you know anything about what that might be about, are they already discontinuing this model already? Thx

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I don't know about their website, but the M15 Pro is alive and well on Amazon, here: amzn.to/2GOs59J

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

Pan TheOrganizer just an update, the current model M15 Pro is no longer! New series ll is coming out soon. Just received word from a Shinemaster rep. Thx

[@arnaud0538]

Salut pan est ce qu’on peut appliquer du compound sur les phares avec des micros rayures ? Et si non avec quelle produit peut on les polirent? pour info il ne sont pas vieux il y à juste quelque micro rayure de surface

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Oui tu peux

[@colekramer4014]

Would u recommend the m21? And also are the rupees polishers also random orbital polishers as well?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I prefer 15mm orbits. 21mm is usually for large flat surfaces. Some Rupes are orbital, some are direct drive, some are rotary.

[@colekramer4014]

@@PanTheOrganizer ok I have a truck but most cars would be ok with the 15? And ok

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes. But sometimes you need smaller polishers for more intricate areas. Watch my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2K9dWOCaLd2l5Y

[@colekramer4014]

@@PanTheOrganizer ok and ya I have watched that video alott. Eventually I will get all 3 of those just can’t afford it right now. But ok thanks and the best foam and micro fiber pads?

[@colekramer4014]

Could I use that on like door cards and door pillars

[@vtecaccord96]

Have you tried the Adam's Swirl Killer and if so what are your thoughts?

[@7_0_sav5]

05on20s lol I have asked him this question a few times, and my answer is always no

[@vtecaccord96]

@@7_0_sav5 ok cool. I have one and will test it out in a fee weeks but curious if he had time to play with one.

[@michaelhawkes3465]

So what is the true difference between the three besides the price? Do all the machines use the same pads?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Yes you can use the same size pads on the M15, M15 Pro and M8 Pro as they have same size backing plates.

[@roml4420]

merci pour la présentation. As tu déjà essayé les produits zvizzer ? polishs et pad, ça serait interessant d'avoir ton avis car ils sont vraiment bon :)

[@angeldelgado8221]

What do you think about the torq polisher vs this oned?

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I haven't used the TorQ

[@andrewhamilton8634]

Great video as always Pan! Question: Have you seen Adam’s Polishes new Ceramic lineup that was just launched last week? Will you be doing a review? Would love to hear your thoughts. I don’t buy anything anymore unless you give it your approval 😁

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the trust you place in my opinion Andrew! I appreciate that. I don't know if I'll review the new lineup, time will tell! :)