Makita PW5001C Wet Polishing Kit from Master Wholesale

In this video the Makita PW5001C Wet Polisher Kit is demonstrated by Master Wholesale President Blake Adsero. Blake demonstrates how to polish tile with the Makita PW5001C 4" Wet Polishing Kit. This is an excellent kit for professionals and Do-It- Yourselfers alike. Along with the Makita PW5001C, this Kit includes our RockMaster 7 piece Diamond Resin Premium Wet Polishing pads from 50 grit to 3000 grit, a 4" wet velcro pad holder, and a quick connect for a hose.
To learn more about this excellent wet polishing kit click this link to the product page on MasterWholesale.com:
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[@mervingjslax]

Any link to the splash guard?

[@MasterWholesaleInc]

It is a dust cover - www.makitatools.com/products/details/194233-8

[@AdamMargie4ever]

Great video!

[@MasterWholesaleInc]

Thank-you Adam! We are glad you enjoyed it! Makita makes some outstanding tools, and this is a great kit to get started polishing with.

[@josecar7747]

aprox how many linear foot of edge can be done with a set of pads?

[@MasterWholesaleInc]

Jose, thank-you for your question. This is very difficult to answer due to the amount of variables involved in the polishing process, applied pressure, tile density, coarseness, amount of water used, etc. What have you experienced with your polishing pads longevity in the past?

[@josecar7747]

Master Wholesale Inc thanks for your response. Im a novice in stone work and just curious about that .

[@MasterWholesaleInc]

You should be able to get at minimum around 50 ln ft on the most abrasive types of stone but, yes results vary largely. Thank-you again for your question.

[@dallasayers2212]

For the love of god man this down those RPM’s. You’re gonna tear up that Velcro and ruin your backer head. Also use two hands and the grinder won’t jump on you so much.

[@lucienphilippe4493]

Guy working with polisher is looking for trouble as the water supply is ON and he's turning the polisher upside down and water dripping in air cooling opening on the front part of it.......🥴😵😵😵

[@AaronEckard]

This is just awful. Not enough water on a dark stone, and that profile is going to be wavy. You polished it to a nice haze. Unacceptable to be installed.