GRIT 30: 1 piece of the STADEA 5″ Diamond Dry polishing pa.
If you’re a professional who needs to polish things like granite, marble and concrete, you’ll need this 5″ diameter dry diamond pad.
1.2 mm high, velcro-backed, and extra flexible, so you can polish any shape (Demi, bullnose, etc.) or straight surface.
Works without a Wet Polisher, there’s no watery mess. Optimal RPM 1800, maximum RPM 3000, and no watery mess.
This is good for things like granite and concrete and marble and other stones, as well as glass and other things. Wet and dr.
GRIT 30: Diamond polishing pad Dry 1 Piece 5. These diamond polishing pads are very rough and can be used on any kind of natural or man-made stone, like Granite, Marble, Concrete, Terazzo, Travertine, and glass. It is very flexible, so it can polish any type of surface, from a curved surface like an Ogee, to a flat surface. They can be used on low speed grinders, which makes it possible to avoid high-cost tools like Wet Polishers. In most cases, wet polishing makes a lot of liquid mess in the work area. It is hard to use wet polishing on the job or after the job is done. When you want to polish something like stone, you can dry polish it. It’s easy and quick. Make sure you wear a mask to protect your nose while you are polishing. Most often, grit 50 pads are used to start polishing, and they are used up more quickly than diamond polishing pads with higher grits. The more rough the surface is when you start, the more lower grit pads you need. 1) Is it possible to use STADEA Standard C dry polishing pads for wet polishing, as well. Ans. Yes, of course. This type of pad is made for dry polishing, so it can quickly cool down and keep the surface temperature low. Isn’t going to stop you from polishing with it wet. It usually has a better life if used for this. There were two things I didn’t expect to like about these. Just now, I used them with an orbital sander to sand down the concrete on my counter. I made two holes the size of a dime so the vacuum that came with the sander could pick up the dust. Not what these things were made for, but they worked great.
