Rupes iBrid Mini HLR75 Polisher Reviews

This tool has worked beautifully. Power, reliability, functionality and quality have all been met. It has been a great pleasure working with it so far! Thank you!

Great machine. It looks very odd but is actually quite comfortable to use. It has tons of power and I like it a lot better than the corded 75(hate location of speed dial on it which is under the cord on the back). Going to probably just get the AC adapter and keep this unit. Battery life is good and with 2 I don't see potential for downtime doing a vehicle.

So convenient and comfortable!!! I love it. Great investment and pair for my new Rupes 21mm. Out with the old junk, in with QUALITY.

Rupes did it again! After visiting their booth at sema and trying this new machine I just knew I had to buy it. This machine has power, it makes it easy for you to work on edges, pillars, lower panels, the fact that you don't have to pull a cord around its just great. The battery charges in only 30 min so you can be working with it as long as you want. I would say the only thing its a bit problematic its the fact that the trigger its super sensitive and if you don't turn it completely off it will start spinning. Besides this minor hiccup the machine its a must have for a detailer. I know through time I would get use to the trigger and get the best out of it. Great tool!

RUPES has always been at the top of the list for me. Not just as tool makers, but innovators. They are the only brand I will continue to for all my paint correction needs. Here is why.

Since the beginning, they have been known for their smooth and well balanced tools.

While over time I had started to deviate from their own polishing compounds and pads, I am fully convinced that I will be going back to the Bigfoot system as intended.

I recently sold my RUPES LHR75e for the sake of to just try this model out. First of all. Game changer. Just one less cord to think about will make all the difference. The only thing that took some time to get used to is the throttle lever. Plus with two batteries included, it provides plenty of power to the end before needing to switch out. I kid you not.

As far as the rest of the tool, I started out using it with RUPES DA Fine pad with another well known polish on the market.

It performed good enough, but I was still getting a bit of vibration from the tool. Unlike the opposite of what they had thought about in the engineering process. Something didn't seem right.

I guess I just didn't really notice that much of a difference compared to the RUPES LHR75e with the other polish.

Then I switched over to RUPES DA Fine polishing compound to use it as intended. The vibration went away and I was then reminded about the reason why I fell in love with the RUPES Bigfoot line of products.

It's that good!