It’s from the Stadea Series Standard K – 4 “In this set, you get diamond polishing pads for five steps and a back pad. They are 3 mm thick. The hook and loop backing pad has a 5/8-11 female thread.
One piece for each of the five grits: 50, 150, 500, 1500, and 3000. There is also a piece with a hook and loop back.
For both wet and dry polishing, it’s best to use polishing pads with water.
Worked great on Granite Marble Concrete Granite Quartz Travertine Polishing worked great on these types of stones.
Ideal RPM is 2200. The maximum RPM is 4500.
This set of diamond polishing pads comes with a foam backing pad for polishing granite, quartz stone, marble, concrete, stone, and travertine, among other things. Using this set of five polishing pads will cut down on time spent polishing and making things. Each pad has a grit level of 50 to 150, 500 to 1500, 1500 to 3000 and a backing pad with 5/8-inch holes “Eleven threads. For safety and best performance, don’t run over 5000 rpms.
I bought this kit so I could polish one side of a 24″ wide piece of marble that was 3/4” thick. I used it to do that. There was a time when I used the 50 pad, and it worked well until the angle grinder’s pad flew off and landed across the street. In about 30 seconds, I put the next pad on. It worked for that long, then flew away. In order to get the Velcro to stick, I put this back on and really shoved it. When it hit a shelf in my garage, it flew off and broke itself. Put the third pad on tightly and quickly, but it flew off in less than a minute. It didn’t come back, and it was gone. I have a velcro orbital sander and I tried the pads on it to see if they worked. Soon, the pads would be off-center and fly off. Because the Velcro isn’t strong enough to keep these pads on, it won’t stay on very long. I’m very lucky I didn’t get hit by a flying pad when I was outside. Because the pads are now bent and damaged, I can’t send them back because I can’t get them back. I’ll just remember to buy better things next time.
