Why ShineMate?

ShineMate stands out by combining professional-grade performance, innovative engineering, and exceptional value, making advanced paint correction accessible to both enthusiasts and professional detailers. Trusted worldwide, ShineMate delivers reliable, high-quality tools and accessories that help achieve faster, safer, and more consistent detailing results.

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ShineMate EB212 Cordless Mini Dual Action Polisher
ShineMate EB212 Cordless Mini Dual Action Polisher — What am I buying?

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ShineMate EB212 Cordless Mini Dual Action Polisher

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£232
ShineMate EB350-5/9 9mm Cordless Orbital Polisher
ShineMate EB350-5/9 9mm cordless orbital polisher with 18V 2.5Ah battery fitted and 5 inch polishing pad

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ShineMate EB350-5/9 9mm Cordless Orbital Polisher

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From £130.99
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ShineMate EB350-3/12 12mm Cordless Orbital Polisher
ShineMate EB350-3/12 12mm cordless orbital polisher with 18V battery fitted and 3 inch polishing pad

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ShineMate EB350-3/12 12mm Cordless Orbital Polisher

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From £121
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ShineMate Replacement Dust Bag for EC400 & EC405
ShineMate Replacement Dust Bag for EC400 & EC405 — What am I buying?

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ShineMate Replacement Dust Bag for EC400 & EC405

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£2.97
ShineMate 18V Li-Ion Battery Pack (Various Capacities)
ShineMate 18V Li-Ion Battery Pack (Various Capacities) — What am I buying?

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ShineMate 18V Li-Ion Battery Pack (Various Capacities)

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From £61
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ShineMate EB351-5/15 15mm Cordless Random Orbital Polisher
ShineMate EB351-5/15 15mm cordless random orbital polisher with 18V battery fitted — machine only

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ShineMate EB351-5/15 15mm Cordless Random Orbital Polisher

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From £139.99
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ShineMate Dual-Channel Rapid Charger (SM-BC182)
ShineMate Dual-Channel Rapid Charger (SM-BC182) — What am I buying?

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ShineMate Dual-Channel Rapid Charger (SM-BC182)

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£81
ShineMate EX620 6/21 21mm Random Orbital Polisher
ShineMate EX620 6/21 21mm Random Orbital Polisher — What am I buying?

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ShineMate EX620 6/21 21mm Random Orbital Polisher

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£202
ShineMate Mini Polishing Pads - 10 Pack (Various Sizes)
ShineMate Mini Polishing Pads - 10 Pack (Various Sizes) — What does it look like?

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ShineMate Mini Polishing Pads - 10 Pack (Various Sizes)

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From £10.30
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ShineMate Rotary Mini Pad Kit (Various Sizes)
ShineMate Rotary Mini Pad Kit (Various Sizes) — What am I buying?

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ShineMate Rotary Mini Pad Kit (Various Sizes)

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From £24.49
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ShineMate Micro Wool Cutting Pads - 10 Pack (Various Sizes)
ShineMate Micro Wool Cutting Pads - 10 Pack (Various Sizes) — What am I buying?

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ShineMate Micro Wool Cutting Pads - 10 Pack (Various Sizes)

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From £16.49
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ShineMate Rotary Backing Plate (M14-2) (Various Sizes)
ShineMate Rotary Backing Plate (M14-2) (Various Sizes) — What am I buying?

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ShineMate Rotary Backing Plate (M14-2) (Various Sizes)

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£8.29
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Frequently asked questions

What does ShineMate make?
ShineMate is a manufacturer of polishing machines and accessories, and the range we stock centres on their rotary tools: the EP801 G2+ compact rotary polisher and the EP803 rotary polisher kit, plus backing plates such as the 3 inch M14-2 and foam polishing cones for use in a drill. The compact rotaries are the useful part of the line, because a small rotary reaches areas a full-size machine cannot.
Should I use a rotary polisher or a dual action?
A rotary spins the pad on a single axis, which gives maximum cutting power and the fastest correction, but it is far less forgiving: it can burn an edge or leave holograms if your technique slips. A dual action also orbits the pad and stalls under pressure rather than generating that heat, which is why it is the right answer for beginners. Use a rotary if you have experience or need serious correction, and finish with a DA.
What is a compact rotary useful for?
Tight areas and heavy defects in small places: A pillars, door shuts, bumper returns, around badges and lamp surrounds, and localised deeper scratches where you want cutting power without taking a full-size machine to the panel. A three inch backing plate with a small pad concentrates pressure, so it cuts quickly, which is exactly why it needs a light touch. Tape adjacent trim before you start, because there is very little margin at an edge.
Are drill-mounted polishing cones any good?
They have a narrow but real use: small spot work such as around badges, in vents and on trim edges where you want a little cut and do not want to bring out a machine. They are not a substitute for a polisher on a panel, because a drill has no orbital motion and no speed control suited to paint, so the risk of burning through on a flat surface is high. Keep them for detail work.