Buff and Shine Uro-Wool 5.25 Cutting Pad

Choose the Buff and Shine 5KWC URO-Wool Cutting Pad when a test spot calls for an aggressive wool pad. It uses natural, 100% knitted wool without a foam interface for direct cutting action during paint correction.

Key Benefits:

• 100% natural knitted wool
• No foam interface
• Designed for cutting and defect-removal work
• Manufacturer lists orbital, gear-driven and rotary use

How to Use:

1. Wash and decontaminate the paint before polishing.
2. Confirm the pad, backing plate and machine are compatible, then center the pad securely.
3. Choose a compatible compound and perform a small test spot.
4. Work controlled sections according to the compound and machine instructions. Inspect frequently and clean the pad as directed.
5. Refine with a suitable finishing combination if the test result calls for it.

Best Used For:

• Paint-correction cutting stages
• Defect removal with a compatible machine and compound

Specs:

• Brand: Buff and Shine
• Manufacturer code: 5KWC
• Series: URO-Wool
• Material: Natural 100% knitted wool
• Nominal pad size: 5 in.
• Loop diameter: 5.25 in.
• Pile height: 0.75 in.
• Foam interface: None
• Machine types: Orbital, gear driven, rotary
• Orbital throws listed by manufacturer: 8, 15 and 21 mm
• Manufacturer-listed backing plates: 500Y and 558Y

Pro Tip:

Let the test spot determine the combination. Inspect the finish before deciding whether a lighter follow-up polishing step is needed.

Important:

• Aggressive correction removes paint. Use the least aggressive combination that achieves the required result.
• The 5.25-inch measurement is the loop diameter. Confirm the backing plate and machine fit before use.
• Follow machine speed and safety instructions; inspect the pad and backing before every use.

See the manufacturer product information and follow the supplied instructions.

Goes Great With:

• Papa Cut Diminishing Compound - 16oz
• FAB-ulous Finishing Polish
• TDS 400 GSM Utility Towel| 24-Pack

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