🔹 STADEA Diamond Hand Polishing Pads - 7-Piece Set for Stone Concrete Granite Marble Review

Completely useless, bought these hoping to remove small scratches and scuffs from my travertine floors and nothing, lot of time wasted.

When I first got these I wasn't sure if they would do what I needed based on the negative reviews. At first I didn't think they would make any improvements or changes to my work. Boy was I wrong. They work as they should. I am very satisfied and will order again and also recommend to friends and artist colleagues.

They came exactly as described. Multiple grit options are great. I'm a glass artist, they are very comfortable and I've used them several times. I had never used diamond hand pads before and had no idea what to expect. Don't be fooled by the fact that they all look the same. You are not. I have definitely used my products under running water with these hand pads. When the water wasn't strong enough, I noticed small pieces of the head broke off, but that's okay. They really put a lot of effort…

I have marble on my bathroom floor that is etched from various products splashing onto the floor. Some of the spots were severe with 1/4 inch dimples and some were just shadows. It takes a lot of effort (4 minutes for each grit) to get rid of the stain. It takes even longer for the end grain to get a decent shine. Even with a lot of extra time, the shine isn't quite the same as the original. I haven't been able to fully smooth out anything with a real dimple or dimple either. I think this is a…

We started remodeling our kitchen last summer. 1/2 of the kitchen counter was done last summer and I used an electric grinder. It was a complete mess and I couldn't get the disc to the corner of the tabletop. An electric wet grinder might be ideal if you work outside, but the project is similar to ours, the countertop spills over the top of the cabinets, the electric grinder doesn't work as well. So for the rest of the kitchen countertops we decide we are going to use a hand mill. I ordered…

Always use water! Not only can you use it to remove small scratches in the granite, you can even use the Block 50 to remove enough material to line uneven facade tiles perfectly. and even. The skilled person - I use the term loosely - who installed my tile was an amateur who used a wet saw improperly, and as a result I had a completely uneven tile, up to 1/4 inch! what an idiot! ahh! Anyway, block 50 requires a lot of effort, but you can wear out a lot of material in quite a long time. Of…