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Stipt Polish Pad Hard

Suitable for coarse polishing and removing deep scratches and damage.

  • Suitable for coarse polishing workSuitable for 125 mm backing plate
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Stipt Polish Pad Hard
Stipt Polish Pad Hard
14,95
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Product description

Suitable for coarse polishing and removing deep scratches and imperfections.

Suitable for a 125 mm backing plate.

Pros and cons

  • Ideal for larger body parts
  • Strong corrective power for stubborn paint damage
  • Suitable for hood, doors, and roof
  • Forms the first step of the complete polishing process
  • Forms one recognizable line with the Medium and Soft variants
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Usage instructions

Specifications

  • SKU
    STIPT050
  • EAN
    8720938431586

Knowledge base

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Frequently asked questions

At Stipt, we sometimes receive questions about our products. That is why we have compiled the frequently asked questions for you.

  • How do you clean the Stipt Polish Pad Hard?

    We recommend rinsing the pad thoroughly with warm water after every wash and then letting it air dry.

  • For which machine is the Stipt Polish Pad Hard suitable?

    The Stipt Polish Pad Hard is suitable for the Stipt Rotary Polisher and/or the Stipt Dual Action Polisher.

  • Which polishing paste can I use in combination with the Stipt Polish Pad Hard?

    The Stipt Polish Pad Hard is used in combination with the Stipt Polish Paste Ultimate.

  • What is the reason the pad can tear?

    In 95% of cases, this is caused by a pad that is too damp. We always recommend adding three dots of polishing paste to the pad.

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