Technical term

Dual-action polisher

A dual-action polisher uses an oscillating movement and is particularly suitable for controlled paint correction with a low risk of holograms. Learn more.

Machines & polishing technique

What does Dual-action polisher mean?

A dual-action polisher uses an oscillating movement and is particularly suitable for controlled paint correction with a low risk of holograms.

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Machines & polishing technique

Dual action (DA)

Dual-action polishers combine oscillating and rotating movement. This makes them easier to control and less prone to holograms than pure rotary machines.

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Paint care & correction

Finishing polish

Finishing polishes have low cutting power and are used to create maximum gloss.

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Machines & polishing technique

Burnishing

Burnishing is ultra-fine polishing used to maximise gloss. It follows defect correction and produces a highly reflective finish.

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