BIG NEWS - The Ultimate Detailing Machine!

[Autogeek]

After intense beta testing by many people, including Max, we are proud to announce that Autogeek.net and all PBMA websites will be carrying Ultimate Detailing Machine random orbital polisher.

The Ultimate Detailing Machine will be offered as the machine itself, grouped with pads, and grouped with pads and chemicals, similar to the Porter Cable 7424. As for the Porter Cable, we will continue to carry it as it is a very good machine. People looking to step up to a more aggressive machine than the Porter Cable 7424 and still want the user-friendly aspect of an orbital polisher will be very pleased with the Ultimate Detailing Machine.

Max and David Bynon agree that this machine offers the user a more powerful machine but without some of the risks of a rotary. We’re so confident in the Ultimate Detailing Machine that we’ve pre-ordered 1800 units for our first shipment, estimated to arrive June 1.

Here’s the info on the Ultimate Detailing Machine released by David:


Ultimate Detailing Machine(TM)
The new machine will be called the Ultimate Detailing Machine it will feature:

1. 5.5 AMP motor (20% more power than the Porter Cable 7424)
2. Very high quality concentric offset, full floating head that is perfectly balanced
3. Variable speed from 2,000 to 6,000 OPM
4. Side handle
5. Heavy duty power cord, switch and speed control
6. Rubberized coating
7. Two color canvas bag
8. Full color 24 page manual
9. Wrench
10. 1 year replacement warranty w/ 5 year upgrade option

Parts are manufactured for us in China and Mexico. Final assembly and testing will be at the ARC of San Diego facility, where we will employ a number of adults with learning disabilities full-time on this product line (production and refurbishing).

Capabilities
To say that this is simply a "clone" of the Porter Cable would not give credit to the many improvements and the significantly improved capabilities. In short, this machine offers 90% of the polishing capabilities of a good rotary without the potential hazards. The combination of the more powerful motor and the vastly improved head unit allow this machine to work polishes harder than any other electric orbital on the market, yet the machine is smooth enough to operate with one hand at full speed.

Sales Channel
The Ultimate Detailing Machine will be available through reseller channels and through the ultimatedetailingmachine.com web site. The list price on a basic loaded kit (as described above) will be $149.95. This list price will allow us to put the product into the reseller channel and manage very high quality and superior service.

Availability
We have stepped up production to have this product into the reseller channel in limited quantity before the end of May (USA) and in full scale production by the end of June. Distribution to the UK will be in June. ROW markets are to be determined later this year.

Markets
Initially we will produce a North American version (120v/60Hz) and a UK version (220-240v/50Hz). We stepped up production to have this product into the reseller channel in limited quantity before the end of May and in full scale production by the end of June. We are having the device certified for all markets we enter.

Accessories
The Ultimate Detailing Machine brand will offer a full range of backing plates, polishing pads, bonnets, brushes and other devices to clean, polish and wax vehicles. We will innovate new products that offer more utility from the Ultimate Detailing Machine.

[rwisejr]

Can't wait to get my hands on 1 of these!!!!!!!!!!

[SCDetail]

Pics!!! Pics!!!

SCDetail

[Jngrbrdman]

So I'm assuming it isn't just a relabled Mosay polisher like the one Griot's sells, right? I'd be interested in more information about what this can do that the PC can't do. Will the Edge 2000 adapter and pads still work with it?

[TexasTB]

ditto......PICS!

If this does a better job than the PC, looks like it will be on my shopping list.

[budman3]

Anthony- David over Autopia and his guys are building this machine- no parts are from Porter Cable. It seems like they are building this machine from the ground up. It sounds like this new machine will give PC user the luxury of 'Speed 7' or atleast that is what I hope it'll be. The threads are the same on this machine and the PC as well.

[Autogeek]

Originally Posted by budman3

Anthony- David over Autopia and his guys are building this machine- no parts are from Porter Cable. It seems like they are building this machine from the ground up. It sounds like this new machine will give PC user the luxury of 'Speed 7' or atleast that is what I hope it'll be. The threads are the same on this machine and the PC as well.

That is 100% correct!

[SilverLexus]

I'm curious to see what this looks like...anyone know how heavy it will be?

[Jngrbrdman]

Originally Posted by budman3

Anthony- David over Autopia and his guys are building this machine- no parts are from Porter Cable. It seems like they are building this machine from the ground up. It sounds like this new machine will give PC user the luxury of 'Speed 7' or atleast that is what I hope it'll be. The threads are the same on this machine and the PC as well.

The Mosay machine isn't a Porter Cable. It is a Chinese knock off of the PC from what I can tell. While it is more like the 7336, it is very PC-esque. I'll be interested to see this machine as well. I'm intrigued to say the least. However, with what I know about power tools and the resale value of them, I find it hard to understand how you can have a tool commissioned that is going to be sold online to a niche demographic and have it be this inexpensive. There are retailers that can't sell 7424s at this price and those things are mass marketed to hundreds of retailers. Unless someone put up a million bucks to have them made and they are happy to make a small profit on them as they sell, then I just don't understand.

[lonewolf0420]

So will these work with the LC backing plates and Edge adapters?