Product information

• LARGE SIZE MEANS FAST EFFECT AND TWO HARDNESSES – sponges are up to 80mm in diameter, this size gives a quick effect when polishing varnish. In addition, it will save you time. It is ideal for polishing e.g. wheel arches, bumpers or between the door handle and the sheet metal. With this kit, polishing will no longer be scary. The sponges have two hardnesses - soft (for polishing) and hard (for waxing).
• AS MUCH AS 3000 ROTATIONS PER MINUTE - a set of polishing sponges allows you to reach any, even hard to reach, place. The pads are designed for drills and screwdrivers up to 3000 rpm, which gives you a sensational effect in a very short time in the form of, for example, refreshed varnish. It is 100% economical and at the same time a very effective solution.
• VELCRO MOUNTED – polishing sponges are a high-quality product that is perfect for polishing various types of paint coatings . Each polishing sponge and fur is attached with Velcro to the cushioning head.
• 12 ELEMENTS INCLUDED – the whole set has as many as 12 elements for polishing paint coatings and other elements that can be polished: 9 polishing sponges, polishing fur, head with Velcro and an M10 adapter with an 8mm shank.
• 5x Velcro polishing sponge (80 mm)
• 4x flat velcro polishing sponge (80 mm)
• 1x Velcro polishing pad (80 mm)
• 1x shock absorber head with Velcro (80 mm)
• 1x M10 mounting adapter with 8mm shank
• Drill adapter included
• convenient velcro fastening to the shock absorbing head
• large diameter up to 80mm
• for drills up to 3000 rpm
• for polishing paint
• Black and red flat/textured sponge - soft for finishing polishing. Its use is to give a flash and bring out the fullness of the varnish.
• White flat sponge / hard structured sponge - used for waxing, which can be successfully used depending on current needs.
• The fur overlay is recommended for eliminating the largest scratches and defects on the varnished coating. Works with aggressive, highly abrasive polishing pastes. It is characterized by a minimal risk of overheating/scorching the polished element, this is due to the excellent heat dissipation during polishing.