Polishing pad Metabo 623265000 180 mm wool for rotary and orbital polishers

Polishing pad Metabo 623265000 is a 180 mm wool pad made for use with compatible rotary and orbital polishers. Constructed from natural wool, this pad delivers effective cutting and polishing action for paint correction, surface refinement and removal of light imperfections. It is suitable for automotive and workshop use and designed to work with appropriate polishing compounds to improve finish quality and reduce buffing time.

Advantages

The Metabo 623265000 wool polishing pad provides strong cutting power combined with polishing capability thanks to its natural wool fibers. Its 180 mm diameter fits common rotary and orbital polishers, enabling efficient material removal and fast correction of paint defects while maintaining consistent contact with the surface. The pad is durable under normal workshop conditions and compatible with standard polishing compounds.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Paint correction and defect removal on automotive finishes
• Surface refinement and restoring gloss on clear coats
• Workshop polishing of metal and painted components
• Use with rotary and orbital polishers that accept 180 mm pads

Key specifications

• Brand: Metabo
• Model / MPN: 623265000
• EAN: 4007430406262
• Diameter: 180 mm
• Material: Natural wool
• Packaging: 1 piece

How to use

Attach the 180 mm Metabo wool polishing pad to a compatible rotary or orbital polisher according to the machine manufacturer's mounting instructions. Apply an appropriate polishing compound to the pad or directly to the surface, then work at recommended speeds and pressure to remove defects and refine the finish. Move the polisher evenly across the surface and check progress regularly to avoid overheating or excessive material removal. Clean the pad after use to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the Metabo 623265000 wool pad with polishing compounds matched to the degree of correction required; start with a cutting compound for heavy defects and progress to finer polishes for finishing. Test on a small area first to determine optimal speed and pressure, and ensure compatibility with your polisher and surface.