Angle Grinder Accessory Makita 191N91-7 1 pc

The 3" Hook and Loop Foam Polishing Pad (Makita 191N91-7) is a compact polishing accessory designed to finish light scratches and remove swirl marks on painted surfaces. The white foam face and flat pad profile provide consistent contact with the surface for efficient material removal and reduced patterned machine swirling, resulting in a smooth, mirror-like finish. The hook-and-loop backing enables quick pad changes. This pad is compatible with Makita 18V LXT® Sub-Compact Brushless Polisher/Sander (XVP01) and 12V max CXT® Brushless Polisher/Sander (VP01), sold separately.

Advantages

The white foam construction is formulated for light finishing tasks and swirl removal while the flat pad face improves surface contact and polishing uniformity. The hook-and-loop attachment makes pad swaps fast and straightforward. Its small 3" diameter increases control when working in confined spaces or on tight corners.

Suitable for

• Finishing light scratches and removing swirl marks on automotive paint
• Polishing in tight areas and around trim or moldings
• Detailing work on small panels and confined surfaces

Key specifications

• Model: 191N91-7
• Size: 3" (approx. 75 mm) diameter
• Pad type: Hook and loop foam polishing pad
• Color: White foam
• Compatibility: Makita XVP01 (18V LXT®) and VP01 (12V max CXT®) polishers/sanders (sold separately)
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Attach the pad to a compatible Makita polisher/sander using the hook-and-loop backing, ensuring it is centered and secure before operation. Apply a small amount of polish to the pad or work surface and start at low speed to establish even coverage. Use overlapping passes and light to moderate pressure; increase speed or pressure only as needed for material removal. Keep the pad flat against the surface to maintain uniform contact and avoid tilting the tool to prevent uneven results.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with appropriate polishing compounds for light finishing and swirl removal, work on a clean, dry surface, and replace the pad if it becomes contaminated or worn. The pad is intended for finishing tasks—use more aggressive pads or compounds for heavy defect removal.