The heavy cutting pad is designed to effectively remove heavy and severe swirl marks, scratches, oxidation, and water spots from painted finishes.

• Material: Premium high-density sponge (sourced from the U.S./Germany/Japan) – wear-resistant & long-lasting.
• Tray Component: 8-ribbed high-quality plastic tray – sturdy & stable during use.
• Bonding: Imported strong adhesive – tight bracket-sponge fit, no peeling, durable.
• Connection: All-metal M14/M6 thread – quick attachment, super easy to use.

Multiple sizes are available to accommodate different operational scenarios and tool compatibility: 3", 5", 6"

For optimal and safe results, follow these professional techniques when using your polisher:

• Method: Work in a Grid Pattern
  Move the polisher in overlapping straight-line passes (like a #-grid), as shown in the diagram. This ensures even coverage, prevents creating new circular swirls, and helps avoid missing spots.

• Master the Variables: Speed, Pressure, and Pace
  Achieving a flawless finish is about balancing three key factors:
  · Machine Speed: Adjust according to the polish or compound stage.
  · Applied Pressure: Use consistent, moderate pressure.
  · Movement Speed: Maintain a steady, controlled pace.
• Core Principle: Low Speed for Cutting, High Speed for Finishing
  A fundamental rule is to use lower speeds for compounding/cutting (to remove defects) and higher speeds for polishing/finishing (to refine and bring out maximum gloss).
• Pro-Tip: Always Do a Test Spot
  When using a new machine, pad, or product, always perform a test on a small, inconspicuous area first. This allows you to find the perfect combination of settings and technique before working on the entire panel or vehicle.

Selecting and using the right foam pad is just as important as your technique.

• Pads Get Better With Use
  New pads may feel slightly stiff. Don't worry—they break in and become more effective after the first few uses.
• Always “Prime” a New Pad
  Before first use, lightly spray the pad with water or a pad conditioner, or apply a small amount of product and spread it in. This primes the pad, reduces initial friction, and helps distribute polish evenly.
• Match the Pad to the Paint Problem
  There is no single “universal” pad for all tasks. The key to perfect results is choosing the right tool:
  · Use a more aggressive/cutting pad for removing scratches or oxidation.
  · Use a softer/finishing pad for enhancing gloss or applying sealants.
• Polish Rationally for Ultimate Clarity
  While polishing expertly removes a minute layer of clear coat to eliminate scratches, swirls, and haze, the result is a deeper, sharper mirror-like reflection that significantly enhances the vehicle's appearance.