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J. Fried
> 3 dayThis product worked great for me. I decided to try a do it yourself project to polish the ends of some scrap granite pieces in order to create some small tables for my patio recliners. After doing some research on how to do the work I found a reasonable priced polisher and these polishing pad and went to work. I used the dry method of polishing. The project came out great and Im very pleased with this product. Even though polishing granite is a pretty slow process and takes a fair amount of effort Im glad I found this product and tried it myself.
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Main steam stop valve
> 3 dayExcellent. Using to grind our concrete counter tops. Perfect results and quite durable
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Chelsea
> 3 dayOverall Im happy with the durability of these polishing pads, the shipping was really fast. However there needs to be an option to purchase a corser set like 30 grit, 50 grit, 100 grit, & 200 grit. We had to purchase lower grit pads from a different vendor to start polishing our concrete hearth pad. We never ended up using any of the pads finer than 200 grit.
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Cindy Brown
Greater than one weekThese are great! I like everything about them. I will be ordering more at this exceptional price. I have used a broad range of brands and prices, I have done alot of comparisons side by side, Stadea takes the gold! I use these on chalcedony, agates, quartz, petrified woods and more. Mohs scale from 2 up to 8! I really do not have a single complaint!
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Chris R
Greater than one weekIm working on 120 linear feet of tumbled rock wall topped by granite caps. I bought these to soften some edges on the caps and had high hopes before they arrived. However, I was severely disappointed when I opened the box. First, on the plus side, the pieces were all there and the packaging was fine. That said, the pads didnt look right as they seemed to be missing the diamond specs. My first test was to close my eyes and rub my fingers across the pads. I literally could not tell the difference between the 50 grit pad and the 6000 grit pad. Anyone who has used both will get right away that doesnt bode well for effectiveness. Ive never experienced that before, and it was not a great confidence builder. I decided I might as well try the pads to see if maybe they had invented a diamond pad where actual abrasion wasnt important to them working -- Always the optimist. I went ahead and used the 50 grit pad. However, after a few minutes I had precious little dust, let alone any material removal. Net, maybe their 50 grit is useful as a 3000 grit replacement. However, if you are actually looking to use any of the 50 grit to perhaps 1500 grit pads, I would avoid this. IMHO.
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Todd R.
> 3 dayIve only used a few of the discs and they are very nice. Easy to change out being Velcro fastened and they stay secured in place
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RangerBeard
Greater than one weekBought these for a concrete counter top project. Worked really well. The 50 grit is rough enough to bevel the edges but will not take enough material off to reveal aggregate and it struggles polishing the aggregate. If you have a big project Id go ahead and get the 6 or 7. Orbital is the way to go with these otherwise they will walk all over the place.
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Keith D Kun Jr
03-06-2025Had some pitted marble... a little polisher from HF, some sweat and smooth as glass again...
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Jay B.
> 3 dayWe used these to bullnose our own porcelain tile. Worked well and much less expensive than buying factory bullnose.
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Robert P
> 3 dayGreat Product