Fear of damaging your car’s paint is the main reason so many car lovers shy away from machine car polishing, as it’s understandable to be a little apprehensive when using a machine polisher for the first time.

This Random Orbital Clinic aims to put participants minds at ease and demonstrate that machine polishing can not only be extremely safe, but also far quicker, producing superior results to hand polishing when the correct products, equipment and methods are employed.

Whether you’ve never picked up a polisher in your life, or you wish to fine-tune your machine polishing technique and expand your knowledge of compounds, polishes, pads, machines and car paint types, our Random Orbital Clinic 102 is the perfect class for you!

The most important aspect of machine car polishing, or paint correction, is getting off on the right foot with the correct foundation of basic techniques and product knowledge.

Participants can go from never picking up a polisher, to polishing car paint with fantastic results within just a few hours of guided learning. 


This course is designed to provide participants with theoretical and practical knowledge of the basic methods and skills involved in using dual action polishers to correct automotive paint.

Those attending will be guided through the proper methods and techniques associated with removing paint defects such as swirls, scratches, water spots, and oxidation, utilising both safe and effective machine polishing techniques.

In addition, participants will be exposed to the various compounds, polishes, and pads that are used in conjunction with dual action polishers and guided through their specific applications.

This course is delivered in three primary modules consisting of Surface Preparation and Inspection, Dual Action Machines and Corresponding Products and Basic Machine Polishing Techniques.

Each module of this course will contain several parts and activities in which participants are expected to participate and ask questions.

During the Course you'll learn:

• Learning how to assess machine polishing results and respond to them
• Building and gaining basic machine polishing techniques and methods
• Understanding and learning how to prepare a vehicle’s paint for correction
• Understanding and learning about dual action polishers
• Gaining knowledge of basic compounds, polishes, and pads
• Building and gaining basic machine polishing techniques and methods
• Learning how to assess machine polishing results and respond to them

Please notify us at least 14 days prior to the course date if you wish to reschedule or cancel. If you are unable to give us 14 days notice, we won't be able to issue a refund.