Description

Maroon Pad (High Nap Wool Pad) is a professional automotive polishing pad engineered for heavy-duty paint correction and restoration. Designed with high-nap wool fibers, this pad offers superior cutting power, making it ideal for removing severe paint defects and restoring damaged surfaces.

The high-nap wool construction means the fibers are longer and denser, allowing for greater surface contact with the paint. This increases cutting efficiency and enables the pad to remove deep scratches, sanding marks (up to 1200–1500 grit), heavy swirl marks, and oxidation more effectively.

This pad is commonly used in the first stage of paint correction, where strong cutting performance is required. It works best when paired with heavy-cut compounds, helping to quickly level paint imperfections and restore clarity.

One of the key advantages of a high-nap wool pad is its ability to improve airflow and reduce heat buildup during polishing, which helps protect the paint surface while maintaining consistent performance.

The maroon color typically represents a heavy-cut category pad, making it suitable for professional detailers, workshops, and body shops dealing with heavily damaged paint. It is compatible with both rotary polishers and dual action machines, offering flexibility for different detailing setups.

After using this pad, it is recommended to follow up with a foam polishing or finishing pad to refine the surface and achieve a swirl-free, high-gloss finish.

Key Features

• High-nap wool fibers for aggressive cutting action

• Removes deep scratches, sanding marks, and oxidation

• Provides fast and efficient paint correction

• Improves airflow and reduces heat buildup

• Suitable for heavy compounding stage

• Compatible with rotary and dual action polishers

• Durable and reusable construction

Applications

• Heavy paint correction

• Removal of deep scratches and defects

• Sanding mark and oxidation removal

• First stage compounding

• Restoration of dull or damaged paint

How to Use

1. Attach the pad to the polishing machine securely.

2. Apply a heavy-cut compound to the pad.

3. Work in small sections at controlled speed.

4. Keep the pad moving to avoid overheating.

5. Wipe off residue and follow with a polishing pad for finishing.