Diamond Electroplated Hand polishing pad 90X55mm for Stone Glass Ceramic Marble Granite (4pcs/Set)

I run a custom concrete shop. Countertops, integral sinks, mantels, etc. Im always looking for the merger of low cost and long useful life. This is essentially a no name product but it holds its own with pads that cost 5x as much. If you need a diamond pad and you got $11 your in luck. And you'll get a little bang for your buck. I've seen these pads under constant industrial use last month's in my shop. Run em wet or dry but be mindful to keep the pad and your work area free from granule type debris which prematurely wears the pad and your good. That means tapping it clean constantly when dry and sponging the area clean when wet. Fine cuttings are okay. Avoid granules.

Great polishing sponge. My 13 year old swimming pool plaster walls have become rough. I was skeptical when I received it since it appeared not as rugged or large as I was expecting; but I was surprised! It did a great job smoothing the pool’s walls. I’ve scrubbed about 150 square feet so far and it’s still holding up reasonably well. I’m going to order a few more to do the whole 16,000 gallon pool sides and bottom.

My husband had a tile and marble business and this is the only polishing brand he will have me order for him. Great product 👌👍

I wanted a really aggressive grinder for when I need to take off more than a little enamel from something I'm working on. This grit does the trick. After using it, I always use the 120 grit to remove scratches and then a glass brush to remove debris. I usually don't go finer if I'm do a lot more enameling on the piece, but would if it was close to the end of the process.

I used it to polish porcelain tile edges, and does the job. quite well.

Must have for finishing cut tile edges to almost a factory edge. Really makes the difference from a professional and DIY looking job

Easy to use on epoxy counter tops to sand the seams or finish an end And the foam makes it nice and easy to avoid skipping and scratching the top

I tried to polish a small area maybe 4x4 concrete surface and in just one setting the pad was wore off completely.