Does anyone use a polishing mop like the cordless ones to give their car a good deep shine.

Was looking at getting one but didn't want to damage the paint.

Also do you use the same polish/wax as i use Autoglym super resin.

I've also been considering a cordless one, but it'd have to be lightweight for me.

Autoglym SRP isn't the best stuff to use with a MOP.  Product depends on what you want to do - cutting compound removes scratches permanently but can damage paint if used wrong.  Fillers such as Poorboys Black Hole fill in scratches for short term to give the paint a glass-like finish, can't damage the paint unless you do it really wrong, but only last a few weeks before scratches start to show again.

I use my Bosch PSX variable speed with some velcro sponges from Aliexpress, works a dream. When really bad T-cut, the Carnuba wax. If going to the troble of machine polishing i'd recommend strip washing thenclay barring before.

I was looking at the worx one as i have a few tools that will use the same battery,i do have a few scratches what i could try it on.

i know there is a lot of the tin wax that people use,i might give it a go.

The DA6 is one great starter machine, a mate of mine had one for his birthday, he watched plenty of videos on youtube and with the pads and solution s provided he has done one amazing job on his bmw.

10 hours ago, jace1969 said:

I was looking at the worx one as i have a few tools that will use the same battery,i do have a few scratches what i could try it on.

i know there is a lot of the tin wax that people use,i might give it a go.

Plenty of lightly soaped water to lubricate and keep it moving, DONT allow the paint to get warm or god fobid hot.

I just use a DAS6 PRO. Not cordless but heard Rupes are good too.

Used this setup recently on my car and you can see the difference. I used Koch chemie H9.02 compound and that alone cut in nicely and left it glossy