🌀Rotary Polisher

A rotary polisher spins a pad at fixed RPM in one direction — fast, aggressive, and unforgiving. Pros use them for heavy correction (deep scratches, oxidation, sanding marks) because they cut faster than a dual-action. The catch: hold one in the wrong spot too long and you'll burn through the clear coat. If you're new to machine polishing, start with a DA polisher; reach for a rotary when you actually need its cutting power and you've practiced on a junkyard panel first.