Buffora – cordless car polisher

Scratches on the paint that become more noticeable the longer you look – and no appointment with a detailer in sight.

If you want to detail your car yourself, you know the problem: hand polishing takes effort, corded devices limit your freedom of movement, and the result often disappoints anyway. The Buffora Wireless Detailing Polisher addresses exactly this. With its 12,000 RPM motor and cordless, rechargeable battery, it can remove scratches and swirl marks, wax, and seal the paint – without power cables or a visit to the workshop. The result: a shiny, even finish right from your own garage.

Benefits

• No more expensive workshop visits: Light to moderate scratches, swirls, and dull spots can be treated directly at home – no appointment, waiting time, or high detailing bill.
• No annoying cable clutter: The cordless battery operation allows free movement around the vehicle – even in the driveway, on trips, or for quick touch-ups on the go.
• No more guessing when polishing: The continuously adjustable speed removes uncertainty about whether the intensity is right for the surface – paint, glass, or wax – or if it causes damage.

Specifications

• Motor: 12,000 RPM high-speed motor
• Power supply: Cordless battery operation, rechargeable via charging cable
• Speed settings: Multiple adjustable levels
• Standard package includes: Polisher × 1, polishing compound × 1, foam pads × 2, glass cleaner paste × 1, charging cable × 1, user manual × 1
• Deluxe package includes: Polisher × 1, polishing compound × 2, foam pads × 2, glass cleaner paste × 2, charging cable × 1, user manual × 1
• Cooling system: Integrated cooling system for longer operating time
• Applications: Paint care, scratch removal, waxing, glass treatment, window de-oiling

Usage

1. Prepare: Clean and dry the vehicle surface; attach the appropriate foam pad to the Buffora.
2. Polish: Apply some polishing compound to the pad or paint surface, select the speed setting, and move the device evenly in circular motions with light pressure.
3. Aftercare: Remove residues with a microfiber cloth; for glass surfaces, use glass cleaner paste and polish at the lowest setting.

Pro tip: Always start with the lowest setting and a soft pad on fresh scratches – this helps avoid excessive paint removal. Only switch to a higher setting if the scratch is still visible after two passes.