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Finally Bunnings has dropped the price on this 18v battery polisher/buffer. I believe RRP is $79. The equivalent Ryobi version is $109
Make use of those $29 18v 4.0Ah batteries and polish whatever you want to your heart’s content.
Ozito Power X Change 18V Buffer Polisher - Skin Only $62.98 @ Bunnings
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markis on 07/01/2020 - 10:18 bunnings.com.au (703 clicks)
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I do recall that the RRP was $79 before Christmas as I was eyeing it for a present.
I picked one up from Bunnings Cannon Hill this morning and the lady mentioned it’s on sale along with some other ozito products.
Whether it’s a long-standing sale, I’m not sure. I just know it’s cheaper than the equivalent SCA and Ryobi versions and cheaper than what it was a few weeks ago.
Those $29 4v batteries are still $69 at Bunnings Burleigh Waters!
Can anyone comment from experience on the results when using these tools or similar tools for car waxing.. is the finish result the same as just using your hands ?
is the finish result the same as just using your hands ?
If you have a large car, it's your hands that would be finished as a result. :)
(I think it's more about making it less tiring rather than getting a better result. Although if your hands get tired quick, you might not do a good job in the first place compared to a machine!)
I have the super cheap version, use it for buff off only and it is terrific- can’t recommend cordless buffers enough, so easy
At this price and get the extra battery you will be happy and your hands/ arms won’t ache
Skin only? Is there a deal for some exfoliating cream?
that's called polish
Can I use this for cleaning glass windows and dining table?🤔
Yes, I have used a corded polisher you polish a outdoor glass table top. Worked a treat and saved me from doing it by hand.
This is completely off topic.
I've been looking at farming videos and there is a 10,000 acre US family farm called Welker Farms that can afford anything. They use Ryobi.
This is completely off topic.
And you did not disappoint.
I believe this is the standard price so I'm unsure if it's a bargain.
I bought this weeks ago for this price. Are you sure it's on special/bargain price?