Burnishing pad Makita B-66575 for wood 116mm

The Makita B-66575 burnishing pad for wood is a single-piece accessory designed for surface finishing of wooden materials. With a 116 mm width and available in black and brown, this pad is intended to produce a smooth, polished effect on wood after sanding or during finishing processes. The pad is compatible with machines and holders that accept circular pads of this diameter and is intended for light to moderate burnishing tasks on furniture, doors, and wooden panels.

Advantages

The burnishing pad delivers uniform contact with wooden surfaces to reduce visible swirl marks and to enhance surface sheen. Its construction balances conformability and firmness, allowing it to follow slight contours while maintaining even pressure. Offered as an individual piece, the pad is simple to replace and suitable for targeted maintenance or small finishing jobs.

Suitable for

• Final surface polishing of furniture and cabinetry
• Surface burnishing after sanding between coats of finish
• Spot finishing and restoration of small wooden areas
• Preparing wood for subsequent coating or waxing

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: wood surfaces
• Pad diameter: 116 mm
• Color options: black and brown
• Sold quantity: single pad
• Function: burnishing/polishing for improved surface sheen

How to use

Attach the burnishing pad to a compatible machine or holder designed for 116 mm circular pads. Ensure the workpiece is clean and free of loose debris before starting. Operate the tool at appropriate speed for the wood type and apply light, even pressure while moving the pad across the surface to achieve a consistent sheen. Inspect progress frequently and stop to change the pad if it becomes saturated with finish residues or worn.

Usage recommendations

Use with compatible low- to medium-speed rotary or orbital polishers and avoid excessive pressure or high speeds that can overheat finishes. For best results, pair the pad with suitable polishing compounds or waxes recommended for the specific wood finish, and test on a small, inconspicuous area first.