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Terms of use

These terms of use apply to your access to and use of the Polisher website, including enquiry forms and information about polishers, buffs, compounds and polishing training. By using this site, you agree to these terms and to comply with applicable South African law.

1. Who operates this website

Polisher is operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd on behalf of the Polisher business based in Germiston, Gauteng. The site is intended for customers and visitors in South Africa who are looking for polishing tools, consumables and practical guidance for metal and car finishing.

Where we refer to “we”, “us” or “our”, this means the website operator and the Polisher business as presented on this site. The information is provided for general use and does not create a contract unless a separate written agreement or quotation says otherwise.

2. Permitted use of the site

You may browse the site, submit an enquiry through the contact page, and use the information for lawful personal or business purposes related to polishing work. You must not use the site in a way that damages it, interferes with access, or misuses any form or content.

  • Do not submit false contact details or misleading project information.
  • Do not attempt to gain unauthorised access to any part of the site or its systems.
  • Do not copy, reuse or republish content without written permission.
  • Do not use the site for spam, scraping or automated data collection.

3. Product and training information

Any descriptions of rotary polishers, dual-action polishers, buffs, compounds, starter kits or training options are provided to help customers make informed choices. The correct setup depends on the material, the condition of the surface, the finish required and the operator’s level of experience.

Polishing metal or paint can create dust, heat and fine residue. You are responsible for using suitable PPE, including eye protection, respiratory protection where needed, gloves and hearing protection when working with machines. Always follow safe workshop practice, keep the work area clean and isolate the machine before changing pads or buffs.

  • Test compounds and pads on a small area first.
  • Match the pad, compound and machine speed to the surface.
  • Avoid excessive pressure, especially on edges and raised panels.
  • Allow for dust control and ventilation in enclosed workshops.

4. Enquiries, advice and quotations

When you submit an enquiry through the contact page, you agree that we may use the details provided to respond, prepare a quotation, arrange a training discussion or assist with product selection. Any advice from our team, including Mandla Sipho Dlamini, Karen van Wyk, Thabo Ngwenya, Ayesha Mokgatle, Johan Liebenberg or Lerato Hartnick, is given in good faith based on the details you share.

Advice is general in nature and should be checked against your own machine setup, workshop conditions and project requirements.

5. Intellectual property and site content

All text, layout, images, diagrams, product descriptions and training outlines on this site are protected and may not be copied, altered or distributed without permission. This includes content relating to beginner polishing training, rotary skills sessions, DA skills sessions, metal buffing training and paint correction coaching.

You may print or save a copy of pages for your own internal reference, but you may not present the content as your own or use it for resale. Any unauthorised use may result in access being restricted and further action being taken where appropriate.

6. Limitation of liability

We take care to keep the website accurate and current, but we do not guarantee that every description, technical note or training detail will be complete, uninterrupted or error free. Surface preparation, machine condition, consumable wear and operator skill can all affect results.

To the fullest extent allowed by South African law, we are not liable for loss or damage arising from incorrect machine use, unsafe workshop practice, poor ventilation, misuse of compounds or buffs, or reliance on information that should have been checked against the job at hand.

7. Governing law and contact process

These terms are subject to the laws of South Africa. If you have a question about these terms, a product enquiry or a training request, please use the enquiry form on the contact page. We serve customers from Germiston, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Durban, Bloemfontein, the East Rand and the Vaal Triangle, with supply and support arranged from our Gauteng base.

By continuing to use the site, you confirm that you understand these terms and agree to follow them when browsing, requesting information or engaging with our services.