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That is why we have put together this guide on polishing pads, also called buffing pads. We explain the different types of polishing pads, the materials used, and which ones are best for applying certain products. Our recommendations are for dual action polishers or for hand application. Different materials used for polishing pads For clean buffing pads after a job, these can be soaked, wrung out, and used more than once. Some buyers used them to shine tires and others were able to utilize them as cabinet polish applicators. But first and foremost, they’re great for autobody buffing. Microfibre pads are the most recent development of the three. Most of us can testify to the effectiveness of microfibre for a range of uses and it is an equally effective material here too. There is a big range available, from cutting to finishing. The biggest issue with microfibre pads is the heat buildup. They generate more friction than foam or wool and it means they can’t be worked as long. But they also work faster. As such, they are very good for people who know what they’re doing.Air Compressor Filters Accessories & Consumables Air Tools and Accessories Oils & Lubricants Low Noise Compressors Bauer Media Group consists of : Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, Company number: 1394141; This one is a nice upgrade in power compared to the older porter cable unit,” began one customer. “On the high setting, you can really remove some paint defects with it. You cannot replace the rotary polisher but this one removes a lot more defects than the previous model… I'm impressed, and that's coming from a cynical professional detailer of 15 years. Excellent for those holograms you can't get out near the end of your polishing process with the rotary.” For those unfamiliar, cutting paint may sound more damaging than effective, but it’s the key to restoring a car’s surface to its gleaming original state (or close to it). These pads use cutting compounds to wear down an ultra-fine layer of paint (or remnants of previously removed paint), helping clear up any haziness or scratches and revealing a clean, sparkling coat. Foam, wool, and microfiber pads can all be found in this pad category. Polishing Pads