14 Pcs 4 Inch Diamond Polishing Pads with 5/8’’-11 Backer Pad

Picked up a offcut of granite and wanted to polish it. Was told by the owner that polishing it wasn't going to happen. Well I proved him wrong. Disclaimer: I started grinding with Harbor Freight disks on my grinder first. The stone was very rough, so I used them to really eat up the stone. These polishing pads are pretty f**king amazing. I started with 500grit and worked through all of the pads to 8000grit. I'm sure I could've worked it longer for an even better shine, but I'm pleased with the results. You won't regret these little disks. Chuck em on a cheap grinder, wet your stone, and polish to a shine.

I polished some marble with this for my kitchen island and they worked great in a drill. Haven’t used the finest grits yet so not sure how much of a polish they achieve

This is very fine sanding, be aware..

Good

Counter top was etched from a bottle of CLR being placed on it without being wiped off first. Pilot error. Backing pad 5/8 x11 went right on my variable speed polisher. Started in the damaged area with 50, then worked up to 3000. I used lots of water and a fairly slow speed. Then taped a foam pad and auto polish to finish the job. Found this entire process on YouTube. The only problem was that the backing on the 600 grit pad came loose right away, so skipped that step. No problem. I will try gluing it back on at a later date.

Works as described. Be aware that the course grit pads don't last very long. I had a 33"x 84" concrete counter, and I was barely able to get through initial cuts with the 3 course grits. Once I moved past those, I had no problems and everything worked great. Plan accordingly if you have a large project, and do not count on multiple projects

Absolutely love it, First things first is to properly chose a speed and pressure. Do not connect to typical grinder, typical grinder usually is 13,000rpm. This buffing pads rates up to 3,500rpm. So when people posting how they come apart is due to wrong way to use it. I had to polish edge of a counter which was cut by grinder and diamond bit, so obviously it won’t be perfect and will need to be polished. I started with 50,100,150 dry and from there to 3000 wet. Used my Dewalt XR drill and it worked out perfect. Took me about 40min to do it, challenge was to polish with one hand and with second spray water on pad. Much easier if proper tool is used or with someone’s help. I used pencil and sharpie to make sure I didn’t miss a spot. Take your time and result will surprise you.

Work great! Great selection of sizes and you can’t beat the price. Will order again when needed.

Facile à utiliser et donne un bon rendement.

I'll be honest, when I first got this kit I was skeptical it would work. However, I dove right into the countertop project I had and these pads took all of the abuse I through at them! I did 3 countertops and they lasted the whole time! I definitely recommend

I unfortunately just opened up this package as I put off doing my tile job due to health reasons and was very disappointed. The sanding disks do not seem to have any difference in grit between all levels just different colours of plastic. They are all equally smooth to the touch and equally hard. I didn't even bother to try to use them as they're just plastic with flecks embedded. If there are any diamond chips on them, they are well hidden - you'd have to wear off a lot of plastic to reach a fleck - diamond chip? What a waste of money! And too late to return them.

Works great except for the 50 grit isn't very good the rest of the pads worked great

Great set. As described.