4-inch diamond wet and dry polishing pad, engineered for compatibility with handheld polishing machines and optimized for polishing hard-to-reach corners and edges on stone worktops and flooring—areas where larger pads cannot operate effectively.

These polishing pads are designed to deliver a high-quality gloss finish on basalt, granite, limestone, marble, polished stone, stone tesserae mosaics, and travertine. Important Notes:

• Do not use on resin-rich surfaces (e.g., quartz), as the heat generated during polishing will burn the resin component in the material.
• Do not use on encaustic patterned tiles, as the polishing process will remove the decorative pattern.

Manufactured with high-density diamond particles, these pads enhance cutting sharpness and extend service life. They require only half the effort compared to the traditional 7-step polishing process.

1. Preliminary Test

   Always conduct a small test on the target surface to verify suitability and refine usage techniques before full-scale application.

2. System Requirement

   For optimal results, all 3 pads in the set must be used in sequence. This is a polishing system (not a standalone cleaning solution) and is primarily intended for restoring shine to highly polished stone surfaces that have lost their luster.

1. Gradual Polishing

   Adopt a gradient polishing process: start with a low-grit pad (50 or 100 grit) to remove deep scratches, then switch to a 3000-grit pad for the final polishing stage.

2. Use a Backing Pad

   First attach the polishing pad to a backing pad, then secure the assembled backing pad and polishing pad to the polishing machine.

3. Proper Technique

   Do not exceed the maximum speed range of 4,000–4,500 RPM. Use slow, overlapping movements during operation to prevent the pad from getting stuck.

4. Clean the Surface

   After changing polishing pads between grit stages, clean the work surface thoroughly to remove any leftover abrasive particles.

After the surface is clean and completely dry, apply a stone sealer. Recommendations:

• Colored stone: Use a color-enhancing sealer.
• Light-toned stone: Use a clear penetrating sealer.
• Black stone: Use an oil-based resin sealer.
• Sealing Tips: After applying the sealer, wait a few minutes, then polish off any excess with a cotton cloth. Conduct a preliminary test to assess sealer absorption and compatibility for optimal results.