Kshineni 3-inch polishing pads 11pcs kit for car polishers 🧰
Description:
This set of small polishing pads is designed to convert a standard drill into a compact car polisher for detailed buffing, waxing and light sanding around trim and tight areas. The Kshineni kit brings a range of foam densities plus a wool buff to tackle different stages of paint correction and shine enhancement, making it useful for DIY car care and quick touch-ups.
Key Points
The kit includes multiple foam pads in assorted colours to indicate varying softness levels, one wool buff, an adhesive disc and a threaded drill adapter for fast attachment. Foam pads are washable and reusable, and the thicker construction is intended to increase durability during repeated use. According to the manufacturer, the wool pad helps lift stubborn residue while the foams provide smoothing and finishing passes. Consider that for large panels a dedicated rotary or dual-action polisher may be faster, but this kit excels in small, confined areas.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Kshineni 3Inch Drill Polishing Pads 11Pcs
- Diameter: 3 inches
- Contents: 8 foam polishing pads, 1 wool buffer, 1 adhesive disc, 1 threaded drill adapter
- Compatibility: Fits standard drills with threaded adapter
- Material: Foam pads washable and reusable, wool pad for heavier cleaning
How to Use It
Attach the threaded adapter to a drill chuck, press the adhesive disc on the pad and fix the pad to the disc. Start at low speed to familiarise yourself with the pad action and surface response, then increase RPMs gradually for cutting or finishing passes. Work in small sections and keep the pad moving to avoid localised heat build-up that could affect paint.
Practical Tips
Use softer foam pads for final buffing and harder foam or the wool pad for removing light oxidation and minor scratches. Clean pads after use to prolong life and inspect them before each job for contamination that might cause micro-scratches. When working near edges or plastic trim, reduce speed and pressure to prevent burn marks or deformation. Add a polishing compound or wax suited to your paint, applying sparingly at first to assess effectiveness. 🧽🚗
