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The “Effect Multiplier” in Polishing—Controls Cut, Gloss and Heat

Polishing pads are core consumables in polishing systems for automotive paint/clearcoat, cosmetic metals, and coated surfaces—used for defect correction, gloss enhancement, and final finishing. Pads do not merely “shine”; they work with compounds to form a cut–refine–finish process chain.
With the same compound, pad material/structure/hardness directly determine cut rate, scratch control, gloss, heat build-up and burn risk, and finish consistency.

 

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Technical Specifications

Choose by Diameter, Thickness, Material and Cut Level

Item	Specification
Product Type	Polishing pads / Buffing pads
Material System	Foam / Wool / Microfiber
Diameter	3″ / 4″ / 5″ / 6″ / 7″(75–180 mm) (Extendable)
Thickness	Custom thickness (Thin/Standard/Thick)
Attachment	Hook & loop (Main)
Grade	Cutting / Polishing / Finishing(Mirror)
Face Profile	Flat/Waffle(Convoluted)/Tapered edge options
Compatible Tools	DA (Dual Action) / RO (Random Orbital)/Rotary polishers
Max RPM	Rated per spec (Never overspeed)

 

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Key Features

Cut Control, Heat Management and Finish Consistency

• Controlled cut levels： from heavy correction to high-gloss finishing.
• Heat management： via material/structure to reduce burn/discoloration risk.
• Consistent gloss： with stable density and structure to reduce haze/streaking.
• Broad compatibility： with compounds, backing pad hardness, and machine orbit types.

 

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Processing Logic

Pad + Compound + Machine = A Controlled Abrasive System

Polishing is not “more pressure = more shine”; it is system matching:

• Pad controls contact mechanics (shear/wipe/micro-cut);
• Compound controls abrasive stage (cut/refine/finish);
• Machine controls motion and heat (rotary = faster but hotter; DA = safer but slower).
  Proper combinations deliver correction and gloss with minimal heat and secondary haze.

 

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Machine Compatibility

DA/RO vs Rotary—Pad Choice Changes

• DA/RO: safer with less hologram risk; microfiber or medium foam for correction, soft foam for finishing.
• Rotary: faster but hotter; wool for heavy cut, foam for refinement/finishing—requires tighter heat control.
• Backing pad matters: pad hardness amplifies or softens cut; for edges/contours, use softer backing pads.

 

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Engineering Comparison

Foam vs Wool vs Microfiber—Selection by Defect Severity and Finish Requirement

Comparison	Foam	Wool	Microfiber
Cut	Medium (graded)	★★★★★	★★★★
Finish	★★★★★	★★★	★★★★
Heat risk	Medium	High	Med–High
Haze risk	Low–Med	Med–High	Medium
Typical use	full range	heavy correction	balanced correction/finish

 

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Typical Applications & Industries

Automotive, Coatings and Cosmetic Metals

• Automotive paint: scratch correction, oxidation removal, gloss enhancement and finishing
• Clearcoat/baked paint: haze removal and mirror finish improvement
• Stainless/aluminum cosmetics: post-refinement polishing for uniform reflection
• Industrial coatings: defect correction and appearance optimization

 

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Range & Recommended Use

One-Line Selection + Typical Pad Stacks

• Heavy defects: wool cutting + heavy compound → foam polishing + medium compound → soft foam finishing + finishing polish
• Medium defects: microfiber or medium foam polishing + medium compound → soft foam finishing
• High-end finishing: soft foam finishing + finishing polish (low pressure/speed, heat control)

 

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Customization (OEM & ODM)

Material, Cut Level, Shape and Private Label Programs

OEM/ODM supported:

Material family (foam/wool/microfiber), cut-level grading, diameter/thickness, flat/waffle/tapered edge designs, color coding, hook & loop backing and bonding system, packaging and private label kits (cut–polish–finish sets) to match different markets and machine systems.

 

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Why Choose Us

Stable Density and Cut Level = Predictable Results and Less Rework

What matters most is predictability:

Stable density, clear cut-level grading, and structural consistency deliver repeatable correction and gloss across batches and stations. We engineer for batch stability and provide OEM/ODM grading and kit programs to reduce haze, holograms, and rework.

 

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Usage & Storage Recommendations

Clean Pads, Control Heat, Avoid Cross-Contamination

• Heat control first: avoid high pressure and dwelling; edges are burn-prone—reduce speed/pressure and keep moving
• Separate pads by stage: do not mix cutting/polishing/finishing pads to avoid cross-contamination and haze
• Clean regularly: brush/blow residue during use to prevent caking and scratching
• Storage: keep dry, shaded, and flat; avoid heat/solvents that age materials and weaken bonding