Polishing Felt Pad 30 mm Thickness Ø150 mm - No name

Polishing felt pad with a 30 mm thickness and 150 mm diameter designed for polishing and finishing tasks on metal, painted surfaces and other hard materials. The pad features a dense, resilient felt surface that retains polish and compounds, enabling controlled material removal, smoothing of fine imperfections and the creation of a high-gloss finish. It is intended for use with rotary polishers and buffing accessories that accept standard 150 mm backing plates or adapter systems.

Advantages

The dense 30 mm felt thickness provides consistent contact pressure and cushioning for even polishing across curved and flat surfaces. The felt material holds polishing compound well, reducing sling and improving coverage during use. Its 150 mm diameter balances working area and maneuverability, allowing efficient coverage without compromising control when used on panels, edges or detailed areas. The pad is compatible with common 150 mm backing plates and adapters, simplifying integration into existing polishing setups.

Suitable for

• Applying and spreading polishing compound on automotive paint and metal
• Removing fine scratches and oxidation on metal surfaces
• Final finishing and high-gloss buffing of painted panels
• Polishing small to medium-sized components that fit a 150 mm pad

Key specifications

• Material: dense felt suitable for polishing compounds
• Thickness: 30 mm for cushioning and controlled pressure
• Diameter: 150 mm for standard backing plate compatibility
• Intended tool interface: for use with rotary polishers and adapter-backed systems
• Typical applications: polishing, buffing, finishing of hard surfaces

How to use

Attach the felt pad to a compatible 150 mm backing plate or adapter, ensuring a secure fit before operation. Apply a small amount of polishing compound to the pad or work surface, start the polisher at low speed to spread the compound evenly, then increase speed gradually as needed. Move the pad with steady, overlapping passes and moderate pressure to avoid overheating the surface. Periodically clean the pad of compound buildup to maintain performance and replace it when the felt shows significant wear or loss of shape.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with polishing compounds matched to the task — cutting compounds for heavier defect removal and fine polishes for final gloss. Maintain moderate tool speeds to prevent pad glazing and surface overheating. Store the pad in a clean, dry place and avoid contamination with silicone or wax if subsequent paintwork or clearcoat processes are planned.