Ibird owners

[Crispy]

The Rupes iBrid is a great tool.

The kit is expesive so would be nice just to get just the polisher.

The rotary attachment is only recommended for 1 " pads.

I use mine all the time with the 1" rotary pads on small areas.

It slings product everywhere so protect adjacent panels.

I have the shortneck and glad I do.

Good control and ease of use.

The cordless is the best feature.

[DaveT435]

Get one! Haven't used my Rupes 75 since. Contact Kevin Brown, he has microfiber pads for it that makes it even better!

Great. Thanks

The Rupes iBrid is a great tool.

The kit is expesive so would be nice just to get just the polisher.

The rotary attachment is only recommended for 1 " pads.

I use mine all the time with the 1" rotary pads on small areas.

It slings product everywhere so protect adjacent panels.

I have the shortneck and glad I do.

Good control and ease of use.

The cordless is the best feature.

I use the 1 inch pads on my PE 8 I know exactly what your saying lol

[Mike@ShineStruck]

I'm using mine about as much as I thought I would, on trim and intricate areas. Around wipers it's great. I am not happy with the cost of pads (Rupes). Hopefully the LC pads will be lower in price. I'm also hoping for microfiber pads and sandpaper in various grits to work on headlights. I bought the longneck version and wish I would have bought the shortneck one for more maneuverability in tight areas. Also great for wood grain interior pieces and correcting interior scratches in hard plastic. It's great for the OCD detailer.

Carpro teased us with a pad puncher
Def gonna like that.. More options for pad..or recycle older pads to use on nano

But back on topic
I use mine for exactly what I intended to.. outline edges and corners along with spot correction..along with areas on bumpers..oh and mirrors

Mainly use 12mm attachment...sometimes the rotary
The 3mm attachment stalls too much

PS.
They should release a Rubber boot.for it

[Harry Da Hamster]

Get one! Haven't used my Rupes 75 since. Contact Kevin Brown, he has microfiber pads for it that makes it even better!

Agreed. Rupes 1.5" and 2.75" pads are ridiculously expensive. 1.5" works out too $6.30 each! And 2.75 works out to $10 each! That's more than a standard size 5.5" pad! Once in a while, Autogeek has a no restriction coupon code. So get the polisher from Autogeek. BUT get pads from Kevin Brown or a pad punch from KXK Dynamics.