
Twisted Wool Pad
A wool pad for stronger correction stages where the complete system permits aggressive defect removal.
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A medium-density foam pad for balanced polishing and refinement.
Suitable contextA medium-density foam pad for balanced polishing and refinement.
Medium foam is the balanced option in the foam-pad family: use a test section to compare its correction and finish with the harder and softer variants. Match the pad to a compatible compound, keep the face clean, and inspect the finish before repeating the pass.
Confirm substrate compatibility, clean the working area and follow the relevant coating or application instructions.
Choose this pad when a balanced polishing stage is required, then inspect the test area before deciding whether a harder correction pad or softer finishing pad is more appropriate.
| Suitable surface | Automotive and compatible painted surfaces |
|---|---|
| Primary purpose | General polishing |
| Available formats | 1 piece |
| Technical details | Not published on this page. Request the current product-specific technical sheet. |
| Country of origin | India |
Choose the size or format to suit the application and equipment. Contact the team if you need help selecting the correct option.
Decide whether the task is a balanced one-step trial, refinement after correction or maintenance polishing.
Use a compatible product and begin on a test area rather than assuming one combination suits every paint system.
Keep section size, machine movement and residue under control so the result can be evaluated accurately.
Move to a harder pad only if more correction is genuinely needed, or to a soft pad when final refinement remains.
It is relevant to balanced polishing, refinement after a stronger correction stage and controlled one-step trials where the defect level allows.
Use the medium pad when measurable correction or refinement remains; use the soft pad when the main objective is final finishing rather than defect removal.