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  • MaxShine Wool Cutting Pad for DA Polishers

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    MaxShine Wool Cutting Pad is designed for the cutting stage with DA (Dual Action) polishers. Its 100% wool working surface, combined with a cutting compound, helps remove scratches, oxidation and wash-induced swirl marks. Available in 125 mm or 150 mm.

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    MaxShine
  • The MaxShine Wool Cutting Pad for DA Polishers is designed for correcting automotive paint defects using a dual-action polisher. It is intended for the cutting stage (Cut) and use with abrasive polishing compounds.

    The working surface is made of 100% wool. Consistent fibre thickness, pile height and density help deliver uniform polishing performance. The manufacturing process reduces shedding and ensures a consistent pad structure.

    The pad offers effective cutting performance and heat resistance. When paired with a suitable compound, it helps remove paint scratches, oxidation and wash-induced swirl marks while restoring surface gloss.

    Main Features

    • Designed for DA (Dual Action) polishers.

    • 100% wool working surface.

    • Suitable for the Cut stage.

    • Consistent pile height and density.

    • Reduced fibre shedding.

    • For use with abrasive polishing compounds.

    • Available in 125 mm and 150 mm.

    Technical Specifications

    • Brand: MaxShine

    • Model: Wool Cutting Pad

    • Type: wool polishing pad

    • Working-surface material: 100% wool

    • Application: paint defect correction

    • Polishing stage: Cut

    • Suitable for: DA

    Size Options

    • 125 mm – product code MAX2061125RW

    • 150 mm – product code MAX2061150RW

    Directions for Use

    Choose a size compatible with your polisher’s backing plate. Use on a clean, properly prepared surface with a suitable cutting compound.

    Start with a small test area. Clean the pad’s working surface regularly and monitor the paint temperature. Depending on the paint and compound used, a finishing step with a softer pad may be required after correction.