CASOMAN 7-Inch Buffing and Polishing Pad Kit, 7 Pieces 7" Polishing Sponge, Waxing Buffing Pad Kit

Only used the orange one so far, but it worked for me, got it caught on a couple edges, but overall it held up good, did the whole bike, had a lot of Sharp edges I had to be careful to stay away from but it's still usable and I have 5 other ones I can use, I started with a blue clay bar, used these with the chemical guys VSS polish and finished with the chemical guys ciramic line, first washed with Slate, then clay bar, than, VSS polish, than Slate again, than Hydro Charge 4 coat's 24 hours apart just on the paint, than Hydro Slick same 4 coat's 24 hours apart, just look at the finished product!! I'm satisfied, I missed like 1 spot 😁😐🤔😥☹️ but Hay you have to really look at it to find it, it was right on the edge of trim, not too bad, too a long time to finish, didn't do it every day, probably about 8 day's all together couple hours a day, but I really think a car is easier, definitely to polish, I don't know about clay bar, that sucks, you drop the clay and have to get more, Hydro Charge and Hydro Slick is pretty quick, just don't work in direct sunlight, I used a variable speed rotory buffer start at slowest speed then go up to medium till it dries and it shine's you may have to add more polishing compound to get all the surface scratches and swirls out, and if it's really bad oxidation you will have to use deeper coarser compound and pads, not easy don't sit in one place keep it moving, rotory more movement than random orbit. Rotory is harder can do some damage if you're not careful, I've caught an edge on a hood of a brand new paint job and it was my bosses truck, my professional polishing career was over. cheapo from harbor freight, but I've seen them here for about that, just get the most amperage you can afford, I'd tell you what mine was but I don't know sorry it's not a lot maybe 4 or 5 amps. about $50, 5/8 arbour, 7" disk's, GL less is better, you can always go more, but if you go too coarse you will have to repaint, go slow, the chemical guys have a 4 part polishing system I bought after I did it, amazon deal day's was a good sale but really I missed it too, I just got extra application pads, and the polish, oh what you do is put the Polish on the disks in like 6 or 7 places about an inch from the edge and an inch apart and spray 1 or 2 pump's of water on the disk to help lubricate very important, I didn't do that on my bosses truck 😅😁

Great products!

I like the price and quality .I dont like that you have no idea which is the roughest or softest .

I see everyone complaining about "no instructions" or "Idk which is soft or hard" .. they literally have a picture that tells you which is soft and coarse and which is the finishing polish pads .. products work great !!! I took a permanent marker and labeled which is which

Shipping was very fast. Received what I ordered. Thanks for the good service

What I wrote above. Good valueThanks

Haven't used yet but there's not a single bit of information included telling the different grits or which pad to use for what. The few included videos only cover the fact that they have velcro backings etc.

This was a great set to use with my rotary polisher. Works great and the options based on my needs worked well.