ShineMate Medium Polishing Cone (Blue)

Effortless high-speed polishing for mags, deep rim lips, and those impossible-to-reach door jambs.

Stop trying to cram your fingers or a massive dual-action machine polisher into tight spaces. When it comes to polishing intricate alloy wheels, deep-dish rims, door jambs, and door surrounds, you need a tool shaped for the job.

The Shine Made Blue Medium Polishing Cone is the ultimate solution for tight-access metal and paint correction. Built with a tapered design, it lets you nose directly into tight corners and recessed areas with total control, delivering a flawless finish without the hand fatigue.

Equipped with a heavy-duty hex arbor, it locks seamlessly straight into your standard cordless drill or quick-change adaptor. It won’t slip or spin out in the chuck, ensuring smooth, consistent power delivery while you work.

Why it's a must-have for your detailing setup:

• The Ultimate Rim & Wheel Companion: The tapered cone shape is perfect for getting deep inside wheel spokes, tight lug nut pockets, and polishing up the lips of custom alloy and chrome rims.

• Built for Awkward Spaces: Ideal for running down painted door jambs, door surrounds, inner guards, and tight body lines where traditional machine pads simply cannot fit.

• Medium-Grade Performance: Crafted from a high-density, medium-grade foam that packs enough cutting power to safely restore harder metals and oxidized clear coats to a mirror shine.

• Universal Hex Fitment: Slaps straight into any standard drill or impact driver you already own—no specialized detailing machinery required.

• Tough & Reusable: Engineered to withstand high frictional heat and rotation speed. Just wash it out after use, let it dry, and it’s ready for the next job.

Pro Detailing Tips for Best Results:

• Step 1: Give the area a thorough clean to remove all road grime, brake dust, or dirt.

• Step 2: Secure the Shine Made cone into your drill chuck. Apply a few drops of your favourite metal polish or paint compound directly onto the foam face.

• Step 3: Place the cone against the surface before you pull the trigger to avoid slings. Run your drill on a low-to-medium speed setting, letting the tapered shape do the work as you guide it through the door jambs or wheel spokes.

• Step 4: Once the polish breaks down, buff the residue away with a clean, plush microfibre towel to reveal a brilliant, high-gloss shine.