Polisher Wool Felt Pads | Heavy Paint Correction | 3/5/6 Inch Set

This wool felt polishing pad works with your car polisher to fix paint problems. Its dense wool fibers cut more directly than foam, helping you remove scratches, heavy swirl marks, and oxidation from your car's finish. It's a key tool for paint repair. Features and Benefits - Tightly woven wool fibers - Cuts more aggressively than foam pads to remove deeper flaws in less time. - Hook-and-loop backing - Attaches firmly to your polisher's backing plate and lets you change pads quickly. - Multiple sizes available (3", 5", 6") - You can choose the right wool buffing wheel for large panels or small areas. - Firm felt core - Resists heat buildup and keeps its shape under pressure for even polishing results. Applications - Heavy paint correction - Use with a cutting compound on a DA or rotary car polisher to fix bad swirl marks and scratches. - Headlight restoration - Pair the 3-inch wool felt polishing pad with a suitable polish to clear up yellowed, hazy headlights. - Glass polishing - Helps remove fine scratches and water spots from glass when used with a specific glass polish. Cost by Service Level The cost to professionally polish a car in the UK varies significantly, typically ranging from £200 to £800 depending on the vehicle size, paint condition, and the level of correction required. A basic single-stage polish to remove light swirl marks will be at the lower end, while a multi-stage heavy paint correction targeting deep scratches and extensive clear coat defects will incur higher costs. Many detailers offer packages that include additional services like waxing or ceramic coating, further impacting the overall price. Key Factors That Impact the Price The primary factors influencing car polishing costs are the vehicle's size and the severity of paint imperfections. Larger vehicles require more time and product. Deep scratches, heavy oxidation, or extensive swirl marks demand more aggressive cutting compounds and multiple polishing stages, increasing labour time. The type of polisher used, such as a dual-action or rotary machine, and the specific pads like these Polisher Wool Felt Pads designed for heavy paint correction, also play a role in achieving desired results efficiently. What About DIY? Polishing scratches out of car paint yourself can save money, but requires the right tools and technique. For heavy paint correction, these 3/5/6 Inch Polisher Wool Felt Pads are designed for use with a car polisher. Start with a suitable cutting compound and work in small sections. For light swirl marks or to polish a car by hand, use a less aggressive polish and a foam applicator pad. Always ensure the surface is clean before beginning and follow up with a finer polish or sealant. Incorrect technique can cause further damage to the clear coat.