Diamond polishing disc set – 12-piece with M14 accessories & drill attachment

Achieve professional grinding and polishing results with our high-quality diamond polishing pad set. The combination of industrial diamond powder and wear-resistant resin provides strong grinding power, even surfaces, and long durability. Ideal for granite, marble, concrete, tiles, glass, and engineered stone.

Features & Benefits

• High-quality materials: Diamond powder and resin for maximum grinding performance and longevity.
• Even polish: Delivers smooth, mirror-like surfaces without scratches.
• Heat- and wear-resistant: Suitable for wet and dry grinding.
• Versatile use: Compatible with angle grinders, drills, polishers, and more.

Grits & Application

• Grit 50–400#: Removes scratches and irregularities (usable dry or wet).
• Grit 800–10000#: Ideal for high-gloss polishing (wet grinding recommended for longer life).
• The higher the number, the finer the polishing result and the smoother the surface.

Scope of Delivery

• Diamond polishing pads: 50#×2, 100#×2, 200#×1, 400#×1, 800#×1, 1000#×1, 3000#×1, 6000#×1, 8000#×1, 10000#×1 (total 12 pieces)
• 2 × foam polishing pads
• 1 × M14 hook-and-loop backing pad
• 1 × 8 mm drill adapter

Usage Instructions

• Start with a low grit (e.g., 50#) and gradually increase to the desired smoothness.
• Wet grinding extends tool life and improves results.
• After polishing, clean with the foam pad or use a polishing compound for a high-gloss finish.

Wide Range of Applications

• Perfect for granite, marble, tiles, concrete, glass, engineered stone and more.
• Ideal for DIYers, construction trades, and professional stonework.
• Suitable for edges, floors, countertops, and decorative surfaces.

Foam Polishing Pads for Fine Finishing

The included foam polishing pads remove dust and residues after grinding. Combined with a polishing compound they produce a brilliant mirror effect.

Conclusion

The diamond polishing pad set (12 pcs.) is the perfect solution for precise, even, and professional polishing—from heavy material removal to a high-gloss finish.