RIGHT LINES Stone Concrete Porcelain Diamond Polishing Pads Dry Use

💎 Dry Diamond Polishing Pads – For Granite, Marble, and Concrete Surfaces Right Lines dry-use diamond polishing pads are specially engineered for situations where wet polishing is not possible, such as pre-installed kitchen worktops, indoor stone surfaces, or dry construction environments. Despite being optimized for dry use, they can also be used wet to extend pad life and improve surface finish. Compatible with slow-speed angle grinders or variable-speed polishers, these pads are suitable for polishing granite, marble, concrete, and most natural stone types. ✅ Key Features: Premium Diamond Quality: High-performance diamond grain for fast, smooth polishing Dry Use Optimized: Perfect for indoor use or water-sensitive environments Wet Use Compatible: Can also be used wet to improve finish and lifespan Wide Grit Range: From coarse (50) to ultra-fine (3000), plus buffing grades for final gloss Air-Cooled Design: Air channels in the pad keep surfaces cooler during use Grip Backing: Loop backing for use with hook-and-loop (Velcro-style) polishing pads Standard Size: 100mm (4") diameter fits most polishing machines 📦 Available Options: Individual Grits: Choose from 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000 Buffing Grades: Includes White Buff and Black Buff for a final mirror-like shine 9-Pad Set: Includes all 7 grits + white and black buff pads for a complete system 🔄 Usage Tips: Run at speeds below 4,000 RPM for best results Use in dry environments such as kitchens, bathrooms, or interiors When possible, use water to improve polishing performance and pad longevity Always clean away dust from the previous grit before moving to a finer pad to prevent scratches 💰 Quantity Discounts – Save More as You Buy: Quantity Discount 1–9 Pads 10% OFF 10+ Pads 20% OFF Discount applied automatically at checkout.

🛠️ Ideal For: Polishing granite countertops and marble vanities Finishing concrete surfaces, steps, and floors Restoring shine to natural stone installations Dry-use polishing where water can't be used (e.g. indoor applications)