Chemical GuysBUFX_104HEX4 BUFX_104_HEX4 Hex-Logic Light-Medium Polishing Pad, White (4.5 Inch Pad made for 4 Inch backing plates)

I've used the Hex-Logic Orange Pad several times now with a dual-action polisher, and the results are consistently impressive. It provides just the right level of cutting power to remove moderate swirls, scratches, and oxidation without being overly aggressive on the paint. The build quality is solid, and the hex pattern helps distribute the polish evenly while reducing heat. Works perfectly with a 5" backing plate and is easy to clean afterward. Great value for anyone doing paint correction at home or professionally. Highly recommended!

Chemical Guys Hex-Logic Ultra Light Finishing Pad Review As a complete novice to auto detailing, I was honestly a bit intimidated at first. I had never done any sort of detailing before, but after picking up a set of the Chemical Guys Hex-Logic Ultra Light Finishing Pads (Red, 5.5-inch) to go with my new TORQX Random Orbital Polisher, the whole process turned out to be effortless.The pads were incredibly easy to use, even for someone with no prior experience. The hexagonal design really helps distribute the polish evenly, and combined with the TORQX, it made achieving a smooth, professional-looking finish much simpler than I expected. The softness of the pads worked perfectly for applying waxes and sealants without causing any damage to the paint.What surprised me the most was how forgiving and user-friendly these pads were. Even as a beginner, I felt confident while using them, and the results exceeded my expectations. Plus, they’re durable enough to withstand multiple uses while still performing like new, and cleanup was hassle-free.I’d recommend these pads to anyone, especially if you’re new to detailing. They made my first experience so easy and enjoyable that I’m already looking forward to the next project.

I just polished the whole of my new 2025 Camry, including the glass, using this Chemical Guys (BUFX_103HEX6 BUFX_103_HEX6) Green Hex-Logic Heavy Polishing Pad with DIY Detail's Gold Standard polish. This is in advance of a ceramic coating application..I cleaned the pad every couple of panels by spraying it with rinseless wash, wiping off the residue with a waffle-weave microfiber towel, and spinning off the remaining liquid. I simply used the weight of my rotary DA with no extra pressure and did three cross-hatch passes on each panel..The result was to remove light swirls and scratches and round off the deeper scratches so they aren't as visible. Some areas did need more than 3 passes. The green pad seems very similar in performance to the Lake Country CCS Orange pad. It's a great way to correct the paint surface without removing too much clearcoat..The pad itself is in perfect condition after 4-hours of polishing. The foam is not visibly worn or chipped, and the hook-and-loop loop backing is firmly attached even after washing in the sink and squeezing dry. My Harbor Freight pads lose their loop backing after a full sink wash and I have to use contact adhesive to repair them. The Chemical Guys pads are worth the extra money..I can certainly recommend this pad.

I have tried other buffing pads and never have the same effect as the chemical guys hex logic. Easy to use and provides excellent results. Best bang for your buck in my opinion and can be used with any compound or polish.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Chemical Guys product quality never disappoints. Pad lasts as expected. Only draw back is the pad size is a bit smaller than I thought it would be.

These are great pads. I just did a full paint correction on a 13 year old car and these worked so well. Used in conjunction with Chemical guys C4 and P4 with their pad lube and the car paint is like glass. The pads help up great and they are cleaned and on deck for the next detail. Highly recommend these.

Love these pads

Work perfectly