2 Inch Diamond Polishing Pads with 7Pcs Dry Wet Granite Stone Polish Pad Kit for Drill，50-3000 Grit Polishing Pad (7Pcs Dry Pads+1 Drill Adapter)

This size 2” works great for my projects!

I recently purchased the Diamond Polishing Pads with 7Pcs Dry Wet Granite Stone Polish Pad Kit and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed. The kit comes with 7-inch diamond polishing pads that are perfect for both concrete and granite surfaces. The pads have a thickness of 3mm, which provides a good balance between durability and flexibility. They can be used at speeds up to 5000RPM, allowing for efficient and quick polishing. The kit includes 7polishing pads providing excellent value for the price. The variety of pads included in the kit allows for a wide range of applications, from rough grinding to fine polishing.

This is a nice set of polishing pads that has a lot of courseness options. I use this on concrete to make it look more finished after the form is removed. With the different grits you can get the look you want.

In researching how to use these disks I discovered that the most used pads are ones made for angle grinders that can also be used on drill presses. A 2" pad has 3.14 Square inches of surface area, and the 4" angle grinder pad should have 4 times the surface area of the 2" pad.If you have a large rock or counter top it also makes sense that the larger pad would have less of a chance of creating irregularities in the surface of the rock.If, however, you have a small rock the 2" disks might be just what the doctor ordered!I discovered that there is diamond essentially to the bottom where the hard diamond surface attaches to the pad.One video shows the person going through the progression of disks from 60 grit all the way to 3000 grit. At 3000 grit the rock had a nice shine without the use of any polish. Normally in rock tumbling or rock polishing there is a place where polish is used to bring out the shine. This is usually following a run using 400 grit rock grit, a grit that looks as fine as powder. Perhaps the polishing step would be unnecessary if 1500 and 3000 grit were available, however tumbled rocks will retain their polish almost forever, and the polishing step only takes a couple of days, as opposed to Grits that can take up to a week each in a tumbler. NOTE: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE ROCK SURFACE IS THOROUGHLY WASHED BETWEEN EACH GRIT DISK. YOU CAN CONTAMINATE THE NEXT FINER DISK IF YOU DON'T DO A PERFECT CLEAN-UP JOB BETWEEN GRIT DISKS.In any case, I am looking at using this process on a large piece of petrified wood and investing in 4" wheels should dramatically reduce the work time.The other aspect of this is that the center of the pad has a zero velocity, and gradually increases as you go to the outside of the pad,

I really like these. Just what I need for a counter top issue I had. Be aware these are pretty small diameter. You are not going to have an easy job if trying to do a large flat surface. Not saying you couldn't but they aren't made for that. I had an issue with an undercounted sink where the edge of the granite had been damaged by pot handles, etc. Just a rough area that really shows up due to the unpolished edge shows a lighter color. I was scared to death I'd further damage my countertop and started with the finest grit. Didn't do much at all so that took some of the terror out of the job. Long story short swapped out in a few steps from coarse to fine and used a light touch with water. Looks great now. You would have to look pretty close to see how much I rounded the edge. These come with a drill attachment if you don't have an angle grinder. The angle grinder is easier as you have more control than coming straight on like you would with a drill. The pads have female threads that screw right onto the shaft of my angle grinder. Must be a standard size. All I know is mine worked great. Highly recommended for small jobs. There are not instructions. Search the internet for YouTube vids.

These seem to be about the smallest pads of the sort. In the past I made a big raw granite table, with rounded corners and eased and polished edges. It was a lot of work even with much larger tools.My wife does glass mosaics, and the cutting of small pieces of glass often produces sharp points and sharp edges. These will primarily be used to soften the edges and points of small glass pieces. For that they are well suited.When these wear out, however, replacement pads might be hard to find. The vast majority of diamond polishing pads are 4" diameter. Some are larger. In a cursory search of Amazon I didn't find any other 2" velcro diamond polishing pads.For many users a drill won't be necessary: the threaded hole size of the main part of the adapter, 5/8"-11, is a common specification of angle grinders. I think an angle grinder would be easier to use with these than a drill.

Great product! The FINGLEE DT 2 Inch Diamond Polishing Pads with 7Pcs Dry Wet Granite Stone Polish Pad Kit for Drill is amazing. It worked wonders to repair one of my rims that had some large scratches due to hitting a curb. The kit was easy to use and helped me smooth out the rim for painting. The pads are of high quality and come in 7 different grits, making it versatile for various types of polishing jobs. The drill adapter is also very convenient and easy to attach to the drill. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable and effective polishing pad kit.

I wish this little set came in a pouch or a plastic storage container but this is an easy one to set up and get running. I wasn't really ready for how hard they are and expected to feel more grit changes from stone to stone but that isn't the case. Definitely something you should be mindful of the color of the grit you're using.

Patin de polissage utilisé pour redonner du brillant au dessus d'une plaque de cuisson a induction qui a ternis en un temps record...Ideal pour des petites surfaces avec perceuse sans fil.Veiller a bien monter progressivement de grain avec nettoyage entre chaque passe.Les patin tiennent bien en place et les pierres sont efficaces si utiliser correctement.Je recommande pour le prix . Pas tester si efficace pour affuter une lame mais je pense que ca fait le taf.👌

Disques de 2 pouces(5cm environ)parfait pour petites surfaces car sinon vous avez pas fini.S adapte parfaitement sur perceuse embouts fourni.De 50 à 3000 grains et 7 tampons de polissage sec/humide.Convient parfaitement à mon projet