NEW: HD Turkish Lamb’s Wool Paint Correction Pads

New Product Intro: HD Turkish Lamb’s Wool Paint Correction Pads


Here is another great buffing tool designed to level away defects from automotive surfaces like paint, aluminum & glass. These extra durable pads keep the surface cooler than traditional correction pads and offer precise cutting power leaving behind a superb post correction finish. The days of only using wool pads on rotary buffers are a consideration of the past. And just like wool typically being synonymous with heavy correction, with this new European technology you will also enjoy the improved cutting action of these pads via DA and forced rotation mediums as well. Not only do these pads utilize the latest in super-strong adhesives to keep the backing assembly in place, but it also incorporates extra fine fiber reinforced stitching around the edge to secure greater strength. The specially designed strands do a wonderful job of holding the abrasive particles during buffing allowing for longer cycles and less debris load up. They also spur clean very well and retain their natural shape creating greater extended use without any troublesome shedding.

I have actually been testing these pads since SEMA last year and I can definitely say that they are a complete pleasure to work with. This technology was actually discovered by 3D owner Tunch Goren in a recent visit to his home in Istanbul, Turkey where he requested a manufacturer to exclusively source these pads for his application. I can say with certainty that you will not find another pad on the market similar to this. They originally were tested in a yellowish tan color, but have since been updated to black for final production. Available in 5 & 6 inch sizes. Please stay tuned for pricing and online ordering through 3D Car Care - Car Wash, Car Wax, Auto Detailing supplies, Car Polishers, Car Buffers & accessories store

 

Awesome. Keep us posted ASAP! Pretty cool, would love to see some testing results!

 

Will do Chase. Have Adam speak to Tunch and have him send you guys some to test out.

 

Very nice David!

 

Thanks Ken!

 

looks neat! Love to get some...soon I hope

 

Sweet!! Thanks for sharing David. Ill be looking forward to giving these a try.

 

Thanks - I'm sure you'll like them. These pads have officially been released and are available for sale on the 3D website:
3D Car Care; Car Wash, Car Wax, Auto Detailing supplies, Car Polishers, Car Buffers & accessories store

Thanks HeavyD!

 

Have you compared them to the ones from Micro Surface?

 

damn those pads look beastly. Any photo's of them in action to see what they are capable of? I just hope that the adhesive is strong LoL. Can't wait to sample these.

 

I have been using the TufBuf pads for 2 decades and love them. These new HD pads are miles beyond them. The fibers are much more rugged, holds liquids better, cleans better, holds its shape better/longer and corrects better with a lot less marring.

Here's after HD CUT via the Turkish Lamb's wool pad:

 

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I am sorry, when I saw these pads, this is the first thing that popped into my mind................

seriously, how would you stack these up against the MF pads that are out there? man I do not need to be buying more stuff

 

Awwwww, cute....:comfort:

I really love Meg's MF pads. I take them with me on every job and they have been working great since day one. The HD lamb's wool pads are great too. But they are just flat out different. That doesn't mean better or worse....just different in a good way. I've seen them cut better and worse on certain paints, so I am not prepared to give a blanket statement that they are hands down better. They are extremely smooth to work with. Very fluffy, agile and they never stop cutting. Meg's pads (for me) tend to clog up after a few panels and need to be swapped out for a fresh one. You don't need to do that with the lamb's wool pads. They spur out very well and keep on going. I haven't yet needed to swap out for a fresh one on a job. I would urge you to buy 1 pad and give it a try.

 

Yeah, the clogging of the megs pads is downright annoying.

I will be trying out one of these "puppy fur pads" soon