Pal Automotive
Dynabrade DB8 Renny Doyle Series Geared Dual Action Polisher
Dynabrade DB8 Renny Doyle Series Geared Dual Action Polisher
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The DB8 is Dynabrade's geared dual action polisher, developed with Renny Doyle of Detailing Success. Dynabrade describes a tool that cuts like a rotary and finishes like a dual action, which is the whole reason geared machines exist: the gear drive keeps the pad turning under load instead of stalling out the way a free spinning random orbital can on a hard clearcoat or a curved panel.
The stated specifications are straightforward. A 1000 watt motor suited for all detail applications, a thumb controlled variable speed dial with eleven speed options from 150 to 350 OPM, and a custom design that runs both five inch and six inch backing plates. Dynabrade says the focus was a smooth running tool with little to no vibration, and describes the DB8 as well balanced, lightweight and compact, with a precision balanced design for control and an ergonomically designed extended handle with a single action lock trigger, which is what your forearms notice three hours into a job. Doyle states the tool came out of a collaboration between his own detailing experience and Dynabrade's engineering, and that the machine was tested for a year on projects including Air Force One and Monterey Car Week.
Sold through Shopify Collective and shipped to you directly by Pal Automotive in Piscataway, New Jersey, usually within one business day, with its own tracking. Not made or shipped by Sniff and Shift. Not eligible for our free local delivery. Meet Pal Automotive, or see the rest of the Polishing Pads, Polishers and Tools shelf.
A polisher is loud enough that a nervous dog should be somewhere else entirely before it switches on. Ours goes to the far room with our freeze dried dog treats.
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