Removing Sap Spots on this Audi S5 Coupe with the NEW Maxshine M15 Pro G!
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Definitely a big improvement over the original version. Great video Phil.
Looks like a very nice polisher. Thanks for the video!
Just ordered one thx to your review. Gracias!
great video and product review Phil.
Thanks for the review phil! My griots G6 broke today while on the job and I needed another one. cheers!
No problem 👍
Very nice polisher. I love the colour too.
Helpful information and keep learning.
Just Baught it. Love the green!!! Seems pretty powerful. Can't wait to use it!
Hi. I just ordered the last green one online. I'm hoping that all reviews are correct. Good luck with yours. I'm just a beginner and just starting out. Mainly with my two cars but I love to take care of them even in my sixties smile 😊
Update?
Hey Phil very nice video, I like the way it looks as well. I need a rack as well. I have the regular series 2 but I think it's a good machine.
Just bought mine during Black friday sale. Have the M15 non pro version and really liked that.
@@cwbgaming8913 I do have to crank up the speed a bit if I'm going into an area with curves. I bought an Adams sk 3" polisher for those areas though.
Awesome demo! Would love to pick this one up but its sold out apparently.
thanks , you just made me spend $200 ... lol
Its going towards a good cause!🤣
Hi Phil....Thx for your reply, and sorry for my late reply, but I'm in a +/- 7 hrs different time zone.
Ok, if it's just a matter of choice and the expense for a powerful compressor, that's cool
great video Phil...i Europe will love this machine.....it is bean long here, with older name das6pro plus (for the older long throw) mot it is as das6pro plus version 2.
i personal prefer 15mm vs 21mm.in all long throw machines...........
again congrats for you videos sir
Looks like Griots boss machine (1st gen) green color is very appealing
i agree i have one
I love my first gen G15. The second Gen is not nearly as nice too much vibration and feels much cheaper. I suppose it’s 125 dollars cheaper for 2nd gen and it’s very apparent.
I also just bought a new da polisher, liquid elements T4000 V2 pro. 15mm, 950w, 9 meters of cable (354 inches or 29.5 feet, very practical), 2000-5000opm, but the most interesting are the 2 LEDs, green when the pressure is correct and red if you need to lower the pressure exerted. And super well balanced !, next to my other polishers (1 rotary carpoint and 2 da proakcess) it's a Rolls-Royce 😁. The new maxshine looks really good with the soft start trigger! 👍
@@BaldHeadBert Ho yes, liquid elements make great machines! 👍
They are the same, except that the T2500 is 8mm throw and 750w, is that right? Super machine too! 👍👍👍🤟
The Liquid elements Terminator V2 rotary, I like it too 🤗
@@BaldHeadBert Yes the T4000 is in 15mm throw and 950w
Great video
Thanks
My 21 just fell off the roof of an RV. I think I'm going to order this beast
Aw man!! that stinks! Well...now you will have a new one!
Creo que hace un trabajo muy decente,no siempre una herramienta costosa es sinónimo de ser buena, al final el resultado final es lo que cuenta...muy buen video
Hey Phil great content as always. I've ran into this alot in the south, so you think the orange Lake Country pad and 3D one would produce good results? Or maybe a Euro fiber pad
Hi. Thanks! It depends on how badly it etched into the paint, sometimes the orange LC pad does so well there is no need to use anything else. But sometimes you need to kick it up to a MF or urofiber disc.
3rd from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷
The M15 Pro SERIES II is every bit as smooth as a Rupes. I have both
Woow, I was about to get a new mark3 for $280 but I did not. I have this green M15 and I thought Mark3 was a lot better about vibration
@@alejandrourestihinojosa4789 are you saying the green M15 vibrates a lot?
@@marksafady5986 of course not, I just saying that maybe it's not worthy to buy Mark3 because I already bought M15 pro2
I haven't tried Rupes so I do not know if M15 vibrate more .. but it's good to know your thoughts about it
It stall at all?
I love it and have an old Porter cable and a rotary Dewalt
Looking to upgrade what the difference between M15 11-g pro and M15 11-pro black?
Amazon Green is $219 in Black $209
Is it the same
Hi.....not sure if there is a difference at all, the Green one just a new green version.
Hello Phil, do you need to replace the grease and do the washer mod in this one ?
Hi. Nope I didn’t need to at all. The backing plate already is raised enough and doesn’t rub against the shroud.
Hi PHIL....Why would one opt or choose a pneumatic polisher over a electric one or vice-versa ?
Hi...its really just personal choice, the pneumatic ones are nice also, but then you need a large enough compressor or one that fills extremely fast, and that just doubles the cost. when an electric polisher is easier to work with and does not need a compressor to power it.
Woo! Hehehe. That was funny
Do you know if the m21s are also variable triggers?
Hi. I’m not sure. I’ve never used the 21mm versions.
What music do you listen to? Motörhead? I would.
Hey Phil how has this polisher held up untill now?
I still have it and use sometimes. Works great.
Hey Phil. How are you. What extension cord would you use with that max shine 15 pro
Hi. Any 14 or 12 gauge extension cord work fine. Something like this amzn.to/3bhvq0v
@@MirandaDetailing thankyou very much sir. My max shine 15 mm pro series 2 in green came today. I'm anxious to try it. , Been raining here in ny for days off and on. Thankyou again for your advice and help. You're doing a great job. Keep the great work and advice up. Lord knows we need it smiling.
Well, you just sold me this item, mainly because of the trigger
Is there any difference between it and the black pro 15
Hi. I don’t have the black version pro 15 but from what I hear it’s the same just different color.
How long is the cord? Amazon doesn’t have post the specs
Hi. Actaully Im not sure off hand. maybe 10 feet or so.
Hello so what the difference between the m15 green and m15 black! Please dont tell me it just the color!
Hi...yeah its just the color, they are they same from what the specs say
Hi Phil! Have been 4 months since this video....are you still using the machine? could you pls provide an update review here? just couple of lines. Thanks!
Hi. I mainly use my SPTA cordless polishers but every once in a while I’ll pull out one of my other quoted polishers. But this one still works perfectly it’s like brand new
How would this compare to the LHR15 Mark iii? I have the money to buy it but if you think I'll get more for the money with this maxshine I'll buy it rn.
I can use them both and not have a preference, but that's just me. If you have the money just go with the Rupes. I really feel its just personal choice,
@@MirandaDetailing OK cool. Ty for the reply.
Hi Phil. I'm looking at max shine series 2 pro 15 mm and the torq 15 mm. Any advice
I have used both...but i like the design of the Max Shine better. But that's just my preference.
@@MirandaDetailing what about the performance
@@michaelwhitfield609 I get the same performance from both. I personally don't rely on the machine 100%, Its more of my technique with any polisher that makes a difference. I still prefer the MAxshine because of the design. The Torq has a digital display and switch button that turns it on, I prefer a soft trigger like the Maxshine.
@@MirandaDetailing thankyou once again sir. I appreciate your advice and honesty. Looking forward to watching more of your detailing videos. Keep the good work up.
I bought one a month ago, but I feel that the vibration of the machine is violent . What is the solution do you think ?
Hi. Is it noticeably more than any of your other polishers?
Hey man! Loving your channel! I was looking at this Maxshine Pro 15mm that's green and the SPTA cordless 15mm. Your the only person or channel I've found with experience with both. I know your loving the cordless SPTA but what about the difference in stalling and vibration? I believe the Maxshine Pro has significantly more power than the cordless SPTA.
The pro15 Green from Maxshine I say is more powerful. As far as vibration and loudness they are about the same to me. Still I don’t even notice the minor vibration from these machines anymore. As far as staying I do t have issues with either one. But again it may be my technique, I don’t have stalling issues anymore anyway.
@@MirandaDetailing thanks for the info! I may get the cordless then. I usually try to angle up on curves and such and use light pressure to keep things spinning so maybe it wont be too much of a issue for me. I saw where you said in a comment you've used a generic Makita battery and it felt like it had more power....was it a 18v or 20v battery? How is the generic battery holding up? If I had 4 batteries would that be enough for it to run heavy correction continously (where by the time I kill the 4th, the 1st battery is fully charged and ready to go)?
You're welcome. the battery says 20v but they are all 18v, not sure why they say that. It feels like it has more power, but its hard to tell really. Either way they work great.
@@MirandaDetailing I have been pretty set on getting a Maxshine Pro 15mm until I saw this SPTA cordless for the same money. I suppose I'm just nervous that the SPTA just wont be up to cutting a heavily trashed paint job....most of what I do is paint in terrible shape, heavily oxidized, scratched up, swirls, polish out from wet sanding, etc. Have you been able to use it to that level of correcting like you could the higher powered Maxshine Pro?
So we used the SPTA Cordless polishers in this buick. crazy heavy oxidation ruclips.net/video/lrijkdac82k/видео.html
If you are thinking of the SPTA Cordless I would also invest in lots of batteries and chargers. We have about 6 batteries and 3 chargers, so its great, we can do some heavy compounding and polishing with them. But if that may be annoying to get all these batteries and chargers than go for the Maxshine 15 Pro, Its also an awesome machine.
so is it better than black 15mm pro
No it’s the same thing. Just a different color.
Is there a 5.5” backing plate upgrade for this?
Hi. It has a 5.5 backing plate already. What do you mean by upgrade?
@@MirandaDetailing not upgrade, a better word is replacement, I thought it was a 5” backing because of item description on Amazon, apologies for the confusion
Oh I see. I use 5.5 inch pads on it but it is a 5 inch backing plate. I believe if you want a 5.5 inch or exact fit backing plate you have order one from Buffdaddy.com or make your own.
Did the green and normal version any difference or just the color?
They are the same just a special green model.
@@MirandaDetailing thank you! Wow I never got a reply this fast before!
😁👍🏼 you’re welcome
Would you consider this Maxshine better than the Griot G6 or G9? I am new to car detailing and polisher and can't decide between Maxshine or Griot's
Hi. I don’t use any of the griots machines. I love my Maxshine and SPTA cordless polishers. They work really well.
@@MirandaDetailing I'm new to detailing. Should I stick with a 8/9mm polisher as my first or do people sometimes get a 15mm as their first? What would you recommend
@@chrisginoc I would go with a 15mm. You will love it.
Have you ever used the griots garage G9? I saw a video where a shop with over 4 employees tested all DA polishers, pretty much and their preferred choice was the G9, based on longer hours of use, ergonomics, cutting ability etc. Maybe one of the subscribers can send you one with prepaid round trip shipping label, to check it out.
I have used it actually. It’s nice. But after using tons of different polishers, it just comes down to personal choice. I can use pretty much any polisher and make it work. I’m not bias towards any certain brand or anything. I can adapt to using almost anything.
You have to understand that you can’t compare a 9 mm with the 15mm , the time it’ll take cutting will definitely vary , max shine are great machines and I recommend it over the G8 and G9 ( don’t get me wrong they are amazing tools ) but close to the Same price you can buy the M15 pro II and the M312 and you get a 5” inch 15 mm and a 3” 12 mm , so 2 long throws for almost the same price as 2 short throws . I personally have owned rupes , and I switched over maxshine because you are literally getting the same machine . Rupes stalls , maxshine it does as well and they improved with the II version. Quality will definitely be different but the maxshine polishers are still great quality for what you are paying . In my opinion gets rupes only if you have the extra money and want to be part of the rupes group ( sarcasm) , but if you want to professionally detail with 2 long throws machines , the M15 pro II and 312 will be more than enough for your entire life
They have an improved 15 mm griots garage polisher, I'm sure it will be as good if not better than the maxshine one $40 more and lifetime warranty, maybe someone will test it soon.
@@dossegundos7145 they had issues with vibrations and heat on the head , still a great polisher for sure , maxshines offers lifetime warranty as well . But the only thing it pushed me back to maxshine from the new griots is the weighted screws , when you use certain pads you must change it , otherwise your vibration will be horrible . And for some people may not be a big deal but I’m not looking to change the backing late screw based on the pads I decide to use . For me that extra time I don’t want to waste . But as I said and as he said . It’s up to everyone choice I’ve purchased before
Mark ii , duetto , mini, G9 , G8 , M15 pro II , M312 a nd tested the New G15 . And my choice was still maxshine , the hate to maxshine comes mostly because it’s made in China .
@@luchoperuano6617 you have 7 polishers sir. Wowww. Which is your favorite
Whoa! I am in the market, and it is the Rupes LHR15 Mk III, which has the variable speed trigger also. My favorite color is green and even though to that shouldn't figure into the equation, it does. But I am looking for quietness and minimum vibration. Please tell me what you think. 👍✝️
The New Rupes machines are awesome. But honestly not that much quieter or less “vibraty” then this. I try to wear air buds while polishing for long periods now and o don’t even feel the vibration difference that much anymore. The power is so nice to have because it cuts so quickly and efficiently. Going to do a side by side of all the different polishers I have to show the differences. But I love this green thing!
Mark III 15 has more pad spinning torque for sure. You shouldn't need to crank a polisher up to speed 6. The Meg's MF finishing pads Phil used contour very well with any polisher. Put a bit stiffer foam pad on the Maxshine on speed 4 and it will stall easily. The Maxshine looks to be very smooth, however. Use a washer with any long throw where the backing plate contacts the shroud.
Mmmm. I haven’t found that to be the case in my situation. It’s be the way I handle the polisher. I find that both polishers will stall around the same areas. But it’s all in the way I handle it. I have observed more pad spin on the Maxshine green myself. But each has there own style when polishing and that effects it also. Thanks.
@@MirandaDetailing you’ll never guess, I just ordered the M15 Pro II..lol. FYI, Speed 5 on the M15 Pro II is about the same OPM as the Mark III 15 on speed 4.
@@MirandaDetailing got the polisher. Gotta say, it’s a lot more powerful than I thought!
Dear phil great video. I have the privilege to test on my chanell the maxshine m8s Version 2 ,first globally..not available yet on the market !!!
And i also received a maxshine m15 pro the latest version of this Green polisher. I tear it apart very nice electronics. My concern is that my backing plate is NOT spinning so freely as yours. Inspite i put both the 2 washers mods that was in the case still is not free spinning as yours not even close . I will change also the grease but.....what do you think?
Hi. wow! very cool!! I am going to change out the grease out on a few of our polishers also. I bought that red high temp grease.
@@MirandaDetailing great ..i will do the same i found here in Greece a USA grease great brand MAG1, and Ardo
Mag1, wolf's head red grease, and Lucas i thing are great USA grease brands. Amy thoughts what i can try about the not freely spin of the plate?..... maybe....is...what it is