Polishing Felt Pad with Hook-and-Loop for Disc 125 mm × 6 mm, GEKO G00318

The GEKO polishing felt pad for 125 mm discs with a 6 mm thickness is designed for fine polishing and finishing of various surfaces. It attaches to compatible backing plates using a hook-and-loop fastener for quick mounting and removal. Intended for workshop and DIY use, the felt pad provides a soft, conforming contact surface suitable for achieving smooth, low-abrasion results on metal, stone, glass and painted finishes.

Advantages

The felt construction delivers a uniform polishing surface that conforms to contours while minimising surface marring. Hook-and-loop attachment ensures fast and secure fitting to standard backing plates, simplifying tool setup and pad replacement. The 125 mm diameter and 6 mm thickness balance access to confined areas with adequate polishing surface, making it suitable for handheld rotary or angle polishing tools. The pad is compatible with a range of polishing compounds for tailored finishes.

Suitable for

• Fine polishing of metal components and parts
• Finishing and smoothing of stone and glass surfaces
• Final polishing of painted or lacquered surfaces
• Workshop and DIY surface refinement tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thickness: 6 mm
• Attachment: hook-and-loop (velcro) backing
• Material: polishing felt
• Intended use: fine polishing and finishing

How to use

Mount the felt pad onto a compatible backing plate with a matching hook-and-loop surface, ensuring it is centered and firmly attached. Select an appropriate polishing compound for the target material and apply sparingly to the pad or workpiece. Operate the rotary or angle tool at moderate speed, maintaining steady, even pressure and continuous movement to avoid overheating or creating uneven spots. Periodically inspect the pad and the work surface, and replace the felt pad once it becomes too compressed or soiled to achieve the desired finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use fine or ultra-fine polishing compounds with light to moderate tool speeds and allow the pad to do the work with minimal pressure. Keep the pad clean by brushing or replacing when loaded with compound or debris. Avoid excessive speeds and prolonged dwell in one spot to prevent heat damage to painted or delicate surfaces.