Medium-Cut Pad for a Balance of Correction and Gloss
The Fine Cut Pad is a medium-abrasive foam pad designed to remove moderate paint oxidation and finer scratches. It works best with the Fine Cut F6.01 polishing compound, which delivers a balanced combination of light correction and high gloss.
Its low profile of 23 mm minimizes torsional forces, giving you good control and stability while polishing. The density of the foam also ensures long-lasting resistance to compression and consistent performance, even after extended use.
The open-cell structure allows the compound to spread evenly and helps prevent the pad from clogging, while the milled edges improve flexibility and help the pad follow body contours and reach hard-to-access areas.
What the Fine Cut Pad offers
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Removes finer scratches and oxidized paint thanks to its medium abrasiveness.
- Ideal for use with the Fine Cut F6.01 compound.
- A balanced ratio of paint correction to gloss.
- Dense foam structure for a longer lifespan and consistent performance.
- Open-cell structure for even compound distribution.
- Milled edges for easier adaptation to body contours.
Technical specifications
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Compression hardness: 12/20.
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Abrasiveness: 5/10.
Instructions for use
- Attach the pad to the polisher and apply the Fine Cut F6.01 compound.
- Spread the compound evenly over the pad surface.
- Work with medium pressure in crosshatch passes at a medium speed.
- After polishing, clean the pad thoroughly and let it dry.
Safety warnings
- Do not use on hot surfaces.
- Clean the pad after use and allow it to dry thoroughly.
Frequently asked questions
Which compound should I use with the Fine Cut Pad?
It works best with Fine Cut F6.01, which delivers a balanced combination of correction and gloss.
What are the pad’s hardness and abrasiveness?
Its compression hardness is 12/20 and its abrasiveness is 5/10, making it a medium-abrasive pad.
What polisher speed and pressure should I use?
Work with medium pressure in crosshatch passes at a medium speed.
How should I care for the pad after use?
Clean it thoroughly and let it air-dry so it retains its performance for future use.
Can I use the pad on warmed-up paint?
No, do not use it on hot surfaces.