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One Step Polishing Microfiber Pads are crafted for quick and effective paint correction, providing a perfect balance of cutting and finishing in a single application. They excel at removing defects such as swirls, scratches, and oxidation, while leaving behind a sleek, high-gloss shine. These versatile pads are compatible with both rotary and dual-action polishers, making them an ideal choice for streamlined detailing.

 

To effectively use a one-step polishing microfiber pad, follow these steps:

**1. Clean and Prepare the Surface:**  

 

Start by thoroughly cleaning the vehicle to remove dirt, debris, and contaminants such as tree sap or iron fallout. If the paint feels rough, consider claying the surface prior to polishing to achieve a smooth finish.

 

 

**2. Choose the Appropriate Pad:**  

 

Select a microfiber pad suited to the condition of your paint and your desired outcome. For moderate swirls and oxidation, a cutting pad is ideal. For lighter defects and enhanced gloss, opt for a polishing pad. For finishing touches or applying wax, a finishing pad is recommended.

 

**3. Prime the Pad:**  

 

Before applying polish, prime the microfiber pad by spreading a small amount of polish across its surface. This helps the pad grip the product better and reduces residue buildup.

 

 

**4. Apply Polish:**  

 

Place a small amount of polish on the pad and spread it evenly over the surface to ensure consistent coverage.

 

 

**5. Polish the Surface:**  

 

Using a rotary or orbital polisher, work the polish into the paint with medium pressure and a moderate speed. Use a cross-hatch pattern (up/down, left/right) to ensure even coverage. During the final passes, gradually reduce pressure and speed to refine the finish.

 

 

**6. Allow the Polish to Dry:**  

 

Let the polish sit and dry on the surface for about 5-10 minutes, or as recommended by the polish manufacturer.

 

**7. Remove Residue:**  

 

Gently wipe away any remaining polish residue with a clean microfiber cloth, applying minimal pressure. Ensure the cloth is free of contaminants to prevent reintroducing debris to the surface.

 

 

Following these steps will help you achieve a smooth, glossy finish with your one-step polishing microfiber pad.