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2024 VersionKoch-Chemie
Heavy Cut Foam Pad "Rot" Abrasive Cutting Foam / Polishing Pad (2024) 76mm / 3" diameter
Extremely abrasive polishing pad for deep scratches and weathering
Low stock (6 units)$12.99Contents: 1 pieceUnit price ($12.99 / piece)Unavailable
ZviZZer
Thermo Allrounder Pad "Hard" thermo foam pad (Red) Ø 70/20/55 mm
Hard thermo foam pad with rubber backing for serious cut
$10.30Contents: 1 pieceUnit price ($10.30 / piece)Unavailable
PROFILINESONAX
PROFILINE Foam Pad hard polishing pad Ø75 mm
Foam Pad hard — Professional polishing pad for maximum cut
In stock (15 units)$58.09Contents: 4 piecesUnit price ($14.52 / piece)Unavailable
ZviZZer
Thermo Allrounder Pad "Ultra Hard" thermo foam pad (Blue) Ø 70/20/55 mm
Ultra-hard thermo foam pad with backing layer for heavy correction
$10.30Contents: 1 pieceUnit price ($10.30 / piece)Unavailable
GYEON
Q²M Heavy Cut polishing pad (Rotary / Eccentric) Ø 80 mm (2 pieces)
Heavy-Cut Polishing Pad – maximum corrective power for deep defects
$24.64Contents: 2 piecesUnit price ($12.32 / piece)Unavailable
GYEON
Q²M Cut Polishing Pad (Rotary / Eccentric) Ø 80 mm (2 pieces)
Polishing Pad Medium Cut – for Rotary & Orbital, precise correction
$24.64Contents: 2 piecesUnit price ($12.32 / piece)Unavailable
Small pads – foam cutting pads
Small pads – foam cutting pads: Pads carry polish onto the contact face that suits it. The smaller contact face makes it easier to steer on narrow panels that suit it; pad and backing plate are checked for fit separately.
Pad diameter and backing plate size are checked separately, so the working face matches both the machine and the panel.
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