Wool Buffing Pad
Sandwox cutting foam cutting pads cut fast and because the pad material is foam and not fibers, they leave a nicer finish. Fiber pads like our wool cutting pads will cut faster than any brand of foam cutting pad, this is the upside or benefit to a fiber pad. The downside is anytime you cut with a fiber pad, (any brand), the same feature that provides increased cutting, which is individual fibers cutting into the paint surface, also leaves deeper marring of the surface. If you don’t need the most aggressive wool cutting pads for your project, than our cutting foam pads cut fast while leaving a nicer finish.Why our wool pad is great?
Double-side wool pad is designed to remove compound swirl marks and fine paint defects. Quick Connect attachment makes for fast, easy centering and allows for quick changeouts.
Use to remove compound swirl marks on automotive paint and gelcoat.
Natural wool abrasive combines fast cut and fine finish.
Double-sided pad provides fast, easy changeouts.
Quick Connect attachment provides fast, easy centering of pads, reducing operator fatigue.
Why use our buffing pads over other options?
Our Wool Pad is a premium cutting pad. We only use the finest lambswool from sheep sheered in Australia. The sheered lambswool undergoes multiple processes step to create the perfect all-natural lambswool cutting pad.Because of our proprietary treating process, our wool buffing pad will also outlast all other wool buffing pads. And because of the uniform pile resulting from the complex treatment process, our wool buffing pads will leave a more shallow hologram pattern than other wool pads.
Plus because of the proprietary treatment process, our pads are non-linting and don’t shed like conventional traditional wool pads, so they are cleaner for your shop and the process.
When do you use it?
Our Wool Pads are used as the first paint correction step after sanding. They are also the first step in a multiple-step paint correction process to remove or level deep swirls, scratches, water spots and oxidation. Any wool pad step should always be followed with a foam pad step to ensure there are no holograms left behind from the fibers of the wool pad.