Product Description

The PowerBall Mini® takes your intricate, hard to reach, tedious polishing jobs and makes them easy. It retains the signature speed, ruggedness, and versatility of the PowerBall®, while adding reach and pinpoint accuracy for those knuckle-busting jobs. It’s perfect for polishing wheels, diamond plate, engine components, and much more.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22130 in Automotive
• Size: Mini
• Brand: Mothers
• Model: 5141
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 12.50" h x 6.50" w x 10.50" l, .25 pounds

Features

• Makes intricate, hard-to-reach polishing jobs fast and easy
• Lets you use your electric drill as a variable speed polisher
• Included 10-inch extension adds reach and pinpoint accuracy
• Dense, closed-cell foam construction is soft and absorbent

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

34 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
PowerBall Vs. PowerBall 4Paint
By Mothers
Mothers does not recommend our 05140 PowerBall on painted surfaces. We offer 05147 PowerBall 4Paint, which is of a different foam and made for use on painted surfaces. In addition, we recommend the use of a cordless drill due to its lower torque limits. Please use the right tool, in the right manner, for your needs.

35 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
Mini Powerball Not Small or Tough Enough
By Bike Krazy
Bought the Mini PowerBall to do the aluminum wheels on my motorcycle after I tried the regular PowerBall and found it WAY too big to get into all the areas I needed to. Even the Mini was difficult to get into some areas. I wish Mother's would make a Micro or Nano version.

The ball worked well with the Billet Polish to get a mirror shine in most areas. However, I would caution you to take your time and use only light to light-medium pressure on the ball because it didn't take too long before it began to tear apart on the inner folds and start thumping around on the surface, making it useless. I had to buy another in order to finish the job and it was starting to tear by the time I was done. Not very cost-effective. BTW, I have used cotton buffing wheels with the compound bars and the like in the past in order to buff various metals and had already used that method here before using the Mini PowerBall and Billet Polish for the final step in the process. So I wasn't trying to grind away at a rough, dull surface with this PowerBall, just bringing up the shine to as close to chrome as possible.

35 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
Great product, definitely worth $20 apiece!
By Thomas Quirk
I worked at the detailing department at a car wash and know something about buffers. This thing works *great* on paint, just like a commercial grade buffer wheel. If you have experience with a regular buffer wheel, this is an easy adaptation. It's small enough to handle easily, but big enough to do a fairly quick job.

I use a corded drill for doing a large vehicle. Unless your cordless has brand new batteries, they may run out. But you will save money by not having to buy a buffing tool. 2 of these babies (1 to polish, 1 to wax) and a good drill is all you will ever need. They clean up by soaking in dish soap solution for an hour or two (use enough soap). I definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants a good looking car and wants to save about $100 on equipment!