Buffing & Polishing Pads
Twisted Wool Pad
A wool pad for stronger correction stages where the complete system permits aggressive defect removal.
Application guide
How to Select a Polishing Pad
Match wool, hard foam, medium foam or soft foam with the defect level and refinement stage.
Before choosing a product
Understand the complete application route
Match wool, hard foam, medium foam or soft foam with the defect level and refinement stage.
Site conditions matterUse this page as a selection guide. Review site conditions and current product instructions before application.
Recommended sequence
A practical step-by-step approach
1
Identify whether the goal is cutting, polishing or finishing.
Confirm the correct material and process before proceeding.
2
Consider paint hardness and defect severity.
Confirm the correct material and process before proceeding.
3
Choose a compatible compound.
Confirm the correct material and process before proceeding.
4
Run a test spot and inspect under suitable lighting.
Confirm the correct material and process before proceeding.
5
Clean or replace the pad when loaded.
Confirm the correct material and process before proceeding.
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Final selection depends on the substrate, existing condition and complete system.
Buffing & Polishing Pads
Foam Polishing Pad – Hard
A firmer foam pad intended for correction stages within a matched polishing system.
Buffing & Polishing Pads
Foam Polishing Pad – Medium
A medium-density foam pad for balanced polishing and refinement.
Buffing & Polishing Pads
Foam Polishing Pad – Soft
A softer foam pad for final refinement and finish-improvement stages.
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Practical guidance
How to Select a Polishing Pad FAQs
Is wool always more aggressive than foam?
Often, but not universally. Pad construction, compound, machine and technique affect the result.
How many pads are needed for a vehicle?
Enough clean pads should be available to avoid working with a loaded face. The exact number depends on vehicle size and condition.
Why does a pad vibrate?
Poor centring, damage, contamination or an unsuitable backing plate can cause imbalance. Stop and inspect before continuing.