🧼 Koblenz Genuine Felt Buffing Pads: Double Pack with Plastic Retainers for Optimal Polishing Review

The pads are the right size but unfortunately the plastic holders don't fit in my vacuum cleaner buffer. I need to cut out and enlarge the center hole of the pads to fit my buffer and its plastic holders.

These paper-thick pads quickly crumpled and deteriorated. At $9.27 a pair, they're absurdly overpriced. Next time I need buffing pads, I'll go to a fabric or craft store, buy a foot of felt fabric for $1.80, and cut out 18 pads for 10 cents each.

All the Koblenz pads I've bought are pretty thin. Sheep's wool is a joke. The poor thing must have starved or frozen to death. They are so skinny and their hair is thin and short. There is no comparison between these pads and natural sheep's wool.

This is my first time using a buffer or buffer pads but they seem to be disposable. I think if you know it's ok. I bought 2 of these, 2 brown buffing pads and 2 lambswool pads. The felt buffing pads actually feel like the heaviest and they did a great job of buffing. The other two pads felt much lighter and also felt/worn out quicker.

You can use these as replacement pads for Gloss Boss but you must use the original discs that came with the pads were included with Boss Gloss. Simply remove the shims from the old pads, attach the old shims to the new pads, then to the buffer brushes. The hardware that came with these pads will not work with Gloss Boss, so be sure to keep the original discs that came with the original pads. These pads may be slightly larger than your original pads, but they work great with Gloss Boss.

These pads are paper thin and will soon become crumpled and useless. At $9.27 a pair, they're absurdly overpriced. Next time I need buffing pads, I'll go to a fabric or craft store, buy a foot of felt fabric for $1.80, and cut out 18 pads for 10 cents each.

All the Koblenz pads I've bought are quite fragile. Sheep's wool is a joke. The poor thing must have starved or frozen to death. They are so skinny and their hair is thin and short. There is no comparison between these pads and natural sheep's wool.

This is my first time using a buffer or buffer pads but they seem to be the disposable type. Things. I think if you know it's ok. I bought 2 of these, 2 brown buffing pads and 2 lambswool pads. The felt buffing pads actually feel like the heaviest and they did a great job of buffing. The other two pads felt much lighter and also felt/worn out quicker.