SPTA HD Buffing Polishing Pads – 5 Inch Foam Pad Set (5 Grits) for DA/Rotor Polisher

SPTA HD Buffing Pad Set for 5-Inch DA and Rotary Polisher

This 5-inch pad system is designed to cover a complete detailing workflow, from aggressive removal to refined finishing. The open-cell foam pad construction helps hold and manage polishing compounds while promoting steady airflow to keep heat in check during longer sessions. Expect a smoother, more controlled polishing process with pads built to pair with a range of SPTA compounds.

What you get in this 5-inch pad lineup

• T120 Heavy-Cut Pad removes heavy sanding marks, deep scratches, overspray, orange peel, and heavy oxidation when paired with robust compounds.
• T80 High-Cut Pad delivers strong cutting power with swirl control for mid-to-heavy oxidation and sanding marks; compatible with SPTA heavy and medium cut compounds.
• Blue T60 Moderate-Cut Pad strikes a balance between cut and finish, ideal for medium oxidation and light swirl removal.
• T40 Orange Medium-Cut Pad lightly trims fine scratches and light oxidation, suitable for rotary and dual-action polishers.
• Red T10 Ultra-Fine Finishing Pad provides a swirl-free, gloss-oriented finish when used with finishing compounds.

Design, durability, and user experience

• Unique two-sided design with a 5.5" front and 5" back edge reduces surface contact and protects the surface, pad, and plate during polishing.
• Durable open-cell foam improves airflow, helps dissipate heat, and supports consistent compound retention for longer sessions.
• Washable and reusable, with a reliable hook-and-loop backing for quick pad changes and versatile compatibility across RO/DA/GA polishers.

Usage, care, and optimization

Designed for auto finishes, resin work, and even non-vehicle surfaces like tabletops and floors when used with appropriate polishes. After use, rinse with clean water and air-dry; avoid high heat when storing. For best results, rotate pads during polishing to evenly distribute wear.

Tip: Pair these pads with SPTA polishing compounds to explore different finish levels and gloss depth while keeping surface protection in mind.