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### Descrição do Produto
Os Discos de Polimento Planos de 6 Polegadas para Placa de Apoio de 5 Polegadas são a escolha ideal para quem busca um acabamento perfeito em veículos. Este conjunto inclui três almofadas de polimento de espuma de alta qualidade: uma almofada verde para corte pesado, uma almofada amarela para polimento médio e uma almofada preta para acabamento. Com um diâmetro de 6 polegadas (150mm) e um sistema de fixação em velcro de 5 polegadas (130mm), os discos WEST HORSE são compatíveis com polidores orbitais DA, proporcionando uma experiência de polimento eficiente e eficaz.
#### Almofadas de Corte, Polimento e Acabamento
As almofadas são projetadas para atender a diferentes necessidades de polimento. A almofada verde é ideal para remover marcas de redemoinhos, manchas de superfície e oxidação. A almofada amarela é perfeita para eliminar pequenos defeitos e danos causados pelo sol, enquanto a almofada preta é excelente para o acabamento e aplicação de cera.
#### Durabilidade e Longa Vida Útil
Graças à tecnologia de ligação única, as almofadas de polimento não se desintegram ou descascam, mesmo após múltiplas utilizações. Fabricadas com espuma de alta qualidade da Alemanha, essas almofadas são laváveis, reutilizáveis e duráveis, mantendo a estabilidade sob a força de cisalhamento gerada pelos polidores.
#### Design Inovador
Com um design plano e bordas em bisel, as almofadas de polimento oferecem uma distribuição uniforme do produto, cobrindo superfícies maiores em menos tempo. Isso reduz o risco de a placa de apoio atingir a pintura, tornando o processo mais seguro e fácil em comparação com outros formatos de almofadas.
#### Compatibilidade Ampla
As almofadas são compatíveis com a maioria das máquinas de polimento RO/DA/GA que utilizam uma placa de apoio de 5 polegadas. Elas são ideais para detalhamento de carros, aplicação de cera, polimento e selagem de brilho, refinando superfícies para um acabamento de alto brilho sem criar redemoinhos.
### Instruções de Uso:
1. Preparação: Limpe a superfície do veículo para remover sujeira e detritos.
2. Escolha da Almofada: Selecione a almofada apropriada (verde para corte, amarela para polimento, preta para acabamento).
3. Aplicação do Produto: Aplique uma quantidade moderada de composto ou cera na almofada.
4. Polimento: Fixe a almofada na máquina de polimento e inicie em baixa velocidade. Aumente gradualmente a velocidade conforme necessário.
5. Movimentação: Mova a máquina em movimentos sobrepostos, evitando áreas excessivamente concentradas.
6. Finalização: Após o polimento, limpe a superfície com um pano de microfibra para remover resíduos.
### Características do Produto
– Dimensões: Almofadas de 6 polegadas (150mm) com base de 5 polegadas (130mm).
– Material: Espuma de alta qualidade da Alemanha.
– Design: Bordas em bisel para maior segurança e eficiência.
– Compatibilidade: Funciona com a maioria dos polidores orbitais DA/RO/GA.
– Durabilidade: Almofadas laváveis e reutilizáveis, resistentes ao desgaste.
### Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ)
Pergunta: As almofadas são laváveis?
Resposta: Sim, as almofadas são laváveis e reutilizáveis, mantendo sua eficácia mesmo após várias limpezas.
Pergunta: Posso usar essas almofadas em qualquer tipo de polidor?
Resposta: As almofadas são compatíveis com a maioria dos polidores orbitais que utilizam uma placa de apoio de 5 polegadas.
Pergunta: Qual almofada devo usar para remover riscos profundos?
Resposta: A almofada verde é ideal para remover riscos profundos e marcas de redemoinhos.
Pergunta: As almofadas podem causar redemoinhos na pintura?
Resposta: Com o uso correto e a escolha da almofada adequada, as almofadas são projetadas para minimizar o risco de redemoinhos.
Pergunta: Qual é a diferença entre as almofadas verde, amarela e preta?
Resposta: A almofada verde é para corte pesado, a amarela é para polimento médio e a preta é para acabamento e aplicação de cera.
zagato27 –
Not gonna lie, I didn’t get these to polish a car; I’m a physics teacher and I bought them to go on the end of a drill to spin a tire up. I didn’t read the description very carefully nor did I apparently look at the pictures very well either (my fault). These do NOT come with attachments to be able to use them with a drill. They are meant to attach hook and loop style (Velcro) to a 5 inch random orbit sander. My bad.
BUT, I’m not sure I would feel very comfortable using these on my car. The foam is initially firm and then starts to give with some heat (think memory foam style). They might be fine on auto paint, but I’m not going to try it.
BTW, once I put a screw through the middle and some washers and cranked down the chuck, they worked great to spin up a bike tire to demonstrate the conservation of angular momentum.
Thisguy –
Three piece system for 5” buffer. Three foam pads of different density, green pad is for heavy cutting compounds. Yellow pad to be used for light scratches, swirl marks etc. BLack pad is for final polishing. Hook and loop attachment with loop section firmly attached to backing. Beveled edges on all pads. Pads can be cleaned when done using. Initial review I’ll give three stars only because I don’t as of yet know the longevity of the pads. They prove that they will hold up to usage, I will return and upgrade to 4 stars.
Pros- easy attachment. Different density pads for different compounds. Beveled edges.
Cons-Have to wait and see how long the foam itself will last up to usage. Also suspect the longevity of the backing for attachment. Do seem to be well made so only time will tell.
JP –
Fait une belle job de professionnel
John Boardrider –
Before and After pics of the Ford I polished with these pads. The proof is in the shine., They work fantastic
Thisguy –
I used these on a 30′ motorhome as a companion to a 8″ pad. The larger pad was used in the open areas, and these pads were used around doors, windows, and vents since they are more controllable in tight areas. They did a great job and held up fine; after cleaning they are ready for the next job.
John Boardrider –
These are one of my go to pads. They’re durable. Too bad I ordered the wrong size but I would order them again.
Nicholas L –
Works OK
Cerrone Rainey –
Well, the weather here in the South has finally cooperated but tools have failed me. Let me explain. I received these pads a couple of weeks ago but between the temps and the rain have been unable to give them a try….like many my garage although made for vehicles is chucky jam full of stuff so I have to do my car work in the driveway. Anyway the moon and stars aligned the other day and I was able to give them a go. First, packaging. Very well packaged with each pad in a plastic bag and all three in a box. The box clearly shows what each pad is designed to do from “heavy”, “medium”, and “finishing” and the individual pads are color coded so you can keep them straight. The pads are well made and have the hook and loop backside so they will attach to your random orbital polisher. I was really impressed with the quality of the pads. The manufacturer touts the “high quality Germany foam”, well I guess. The foam is pretty dense. Well, time to put it to the test. I started with the “heavy” pad as the hood on my wife’s Outback needed some TLC. First, a quick wash of the hood. Next I clay bared the hood. Now it was time for the pad. I have a random orbital polisher so I slapped the pad on and then applied some Meguiar’s M8532 Mirror Glaze Diamond Cut Compound 2.0 to the pad. I was able to cover about 1/3 of the hood when the backing plate on my polisher disintegrated so I wasn’t able to use the medium or finishing pads but imagine that they are similar in performance. Works well but I do have a reservation. This foam on the pad is very firm, not much give. On a flat surface I think it’s fine. If that surface has ridges I think you might run into a problem burning that surface as the pad just doesn’t have any “give” in it. So, my bottom line: packaging and quality is very good, performance is very good with that one caveat about possibly “burning” the surface, clean up is easy too. FYI, I’m not a professional just a DYI guy, my advice is to be very careful with these pads regarding burning the surface.
Mark –
Put these on my 6” hook and loop which work perfect when I’m polishing in the corners of my car. Used some fine cut MG’s and started with the green, it cut fast but keep in mind new pads will do this. Used the black pad and some ultimate compound for the finish, looks great. The foam has survived getting snagged a few times without ripping and they seem to be as stiff as the first day used. Now hear is where the quality pads are separated from the cheap ones, how they handle the cleaning process. I use some dish soap and massage the pads first, then rinse and push the water out from the hole to the ends. After a couple times if the pads are cheap the backing will start to separate from the pad, these have held on and I’ve washed them 3 times.
R.S. –
These are great after buffing with a wool pad. These do a great job of removing swirl marks left over from wool pads. These are easy to use and are very sticky when attached to the backing pad. These are about 5 and 7/8inches in diameter but are used with a 5inch hook and loop system. I like the beveled edge, it gives enough flex when going over bumpy, curvy areas of a vehicle. These are great for finishing and detailing work. They are sturdy and so far, have not torn switching between pads. Have used them on an orbital polisher and has been working well.