Lake Country Steamed Yellow Untwisted Double Sided Wool Pad

€81.64

The Lake Country Steamed Yellow Double Sided Wool Pad is a professional polishing pad designed for use with rotary polishers.

Made from a soft blend of wool and acrylic fibres, it offers effective polishing and helps restore shine to dull surfaces.

Its double-sided design provides two working surfaces, making it ideal for boat polishing, yacht maintenance, gelcoat restoration and painted surfaces.

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Description

The Lake Country Steamed Yellow Wool Pad helps bring back the shine of your boat’s gelcoat and painted surfaces.

Its special blend of wool and acrylic fibers offers a softer polishing action than aggressive cutting pads, making it suitable for improving gloss and reducing light surface imperfections.

The wool fibers are steam-treated and untwisted, giving the pad a soft, fluffy texture.

Its double-sided construction allows you to polish using either side of the pad, making it convenient for larger jobs.

With its 8-inch diameter and 1-1/2-inch thickness, this wool polishing pad is a practical choice for maintaining yachts, restoring gelcoat shine and polishing suitable painted surfaces.

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Lake Country
  • Type: Double-sided wool polishing pad
  • Material: Wool and acrylic fiber blend
  • Fiber Treatment: Steam-treated (Steamed)
  • Fiber Design: Untwisted
  • Colour: Yellow
  • Diameter: 8″ (203mm)
  • Thickness: 1-1/2″ (38mm)
  • Construction: Double-sided, with two polishing surfaces
  • Polishing Action: Suitable for polishing and improving surface gloss
  • Recommended Tool: Rotary polisher
  • Attachment: Requires a compatible double-sided pad adapter
  • Compatible Adapters: Lake Country 46-229 or 46-229-14MM, depending on the polisher’s spindle
  • Applications: Gelcoat polishing, yacht maintenance and painted surface care

Use with a suitable polishing compound and compatible adapter. Check the polisher’s thread before installation and test on a small area first.