Do Not Buy.....

Blind2Rice · 11-11-2007, 09:03 PM

the mothers powerball...... i wasted some money on that and DAMN.... it sucks, its too soft to do anything.... so jus get a can of maguire's and save your time

rewsnaeht · 11-11-2007, 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Blind2Rice

the mothers powerball...... i wasted some money on that and DAMN.... it sucks, its too soft to do anything.... so jus get a can of maguire's and save your time

what does a "can of meguiars" have to do with a powerball? you are comparing a polishing tool to a polish. Lake Country makes a wool ball similar to the powerball that works much better IMO. There are also much better thing to use instead of a "can of meguiars"

Southern_SS · 11-11-2007, 11:03 PM

the powerall is by far one of the best polishing tools i have ever used. what were you tring to polish? the power ball is not really made for corrective polishing, like trying to remove scratches, it is made more for upkeep of aluminum in good condition. if you are trying to remove scratches you need to use rouge with varying abrasiveness with a polishing wheel on a grinder or something that will generate high rpm to create heat also to help polish out scratches and imperfections.

**RB240Mike** · 11-11-2007, 11:17 PM

I bought one and I thought it was pretty worthless. I ended up throwing it away, I agree it was definitely a waste of my money. I do alot of polishing and doing it by hand is far easier than that piece of crap.

rewsnaeht · 11-12-2007, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Southern_SS

the powerall is by far one of the best polishing tools i have ever used. what were you tring to polish? the power ball is not really made for corrective polishing, like trying to remove scratches, it is made more for upkeep of aluminum in good condition. if you are trying to remove scratches you need to use rouge with varying abrasiveness with a polishing wheel on a grinder or something that will generate high rpm to create heat also to help polish out scratches and imperfections.

I agree that it is best when used for upkeep on metal that is already in good condition. dont expect to turn some oxidized rims into a chrome-like finish with it.

redcoats1976 · 11-24-2007, 01:50 PM

worked great on my cloudy headlights though.sanded with fine grit paper first,then used the powerball with plastic polish,still like new 6 months later.

11-11-2007, 09:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
Blind2Rice Bluelights = Floor It! Car: 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback My TRGarage Palmetto : 49920231	Do Not Buy..... the mothers powerball...... i wasted some money on that and DAMN.... it sucks, its too soft to do anything.... so jus get a can of maguire's and save your time

11-11-2007, 11:03 PM	#3 (permalink)
Southern_SS Registered User Car: 03 silverado SS, 91 300zx My TRGarage valrico : 141150	the powerall is by far one of the best polishing tools i have ever used. what were you tring to polish? the power ball is not really made for corrective polishing, like trying to remove scratches, it is made more for upkeep of aluminum in good condition. if you are trying to remove scratches you need to use rouge with varying abrasiveness with a polishing wheel on a grinder or something that will generate high rpm to create heat also to help polish out scratches and imperfections.

11-11-2007, 11:17 PM	#4 (permalink)
RB240Mike Stance, get one Car: FAIL My TRGarage Orlando : 907477971	I bought one and I thought it was pretty worthless. I ended up throwing it away, I agree it was definitely a waste of my money. I do alot of polishing and doing it by hand is far easier than that piece of crap.

11-24-2007, 01:50 PM	#6 (permalink)
redcoats1976 Registered User Car: My TRGarage : 47278267	worked great on my cloudy headlights though.sanded with fine grit paper first,then used the powerball with plastic polish,still like new 6 months later.