Griot's Garage 11241 3" Orange Polishing Pad (Set of 3)

I use about one every 6 to 8 weeks and these are going very good. Comparable to any others

I recently used the Griot's Garage 10615 Orange 6.5" Foam Correcting Pad, and I'm delighted with the performance and results it delivered during my car detailing project. First and foremost, this foam pad is exceptionally well-constructed. The quality of materials and workmanship is evident, and it's clear that Griot's Garage takes pride in their products. The 6.5" size is just right for my polishing needs, providing a good balance between coverage and maneuverability. What truly sets this foam pad apart is its effectiveness in correcting imperfections in the car's paint. Whether dealing with swirl marks, light scratches, or oxidation, this pad worked wonders in restoring the paint's finish. It's the perfect tool for buffing and polishing to achieve a smooth and glossy look. The foam itself is of high quality, and it's neither too soft nor too stiff. It strikes the right balance to ensure even pressure distribution and minimal risk of causing additional swirls or scratches during the polishing process. Additionally, I appreciate the hook-and-loop backing on this pad, which makes it easy to attach and detach from my polishing machine. It's a time-saver and adds to the convenience of using this product. While the Griot's Garage 10615 Orange Foam Correcting Pad is a bit on the pricey side compared to some other options on the market, it's a worthwhile investment for anyone serious about achieving professional-level results in car polishing and paint correction. Overall, I'm highly impressed with this foam pad, and I would recommend it to fellow car enthusiasts and detailers without hesitation.

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De muy buena calidad,.los volvería a comprar, hacen muy bien su trabajo y su calidad de material es muy buena, 100% recomendado

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I've gone through a grip of these at this point, and I keep them on hand as a general purpose pad. With a 12mm long throw 3" buffer, these will heat up and collapse in the middle with extended use, or if you apply any sort of real pressure though - so I would not consider these for anything heavy duty or they'll simply fail. I've never had the backing fall apart, and they will last quite a while - several washings - provided you use them for little stuff. I use these for mirrors, quick one-steps on headlights or for spot polishing where I won't be using them for an extended period. If you're using a long throw, or for aggressive work, I recommend using a pad that's designed for that kind of work. These are a standard duty workhorse that will remove light blemishes and light to moderate oxidation.