🔧 Electop 5 Inch & 3 Inch Drill Buffing Sponge Pads Car Foam Woolen Polishing Pads Kit for Car Buffer Polisher Sanding Waxing Sealing Glaze - 16PCS (12 Pads+2 Drill Adapters+2 Suction Cups) Review

This is a great kit and I have used this to get my headlights clean again. In combination with Mothers Mag aluminum polish and Dewalt cordless drill. My headlights are crystal clear.

Got this for headlight restoration along with headlight polish from these chemists. Used it in a drill press and successfully restored 8 pairs of headlights with 1 pad still in great condition.

I didn't believe at all that the velcro system would hold the pads in place during use. I was wrong. They work great and make the transition from applicator to polisher a lot easier. If only my car polish worked the same way.

Perfect for a drill. The drill is inconvenient to use. Although my first tool of choice is a rotary polisher. There was no place where this car was, but it turned out fine. The pads are durable and inexpensive. I used clay from McGuiars & Ultimate Products and then sealed it.

I use a cordless drill with a motor for polishing paintwork. They work great, although if you get too aggressive you can rip the textured ones fairly easily. I have cleaned and reused the apartments several times. The velcro closure makes them easy to use and allows you to switch heads on the go.

I originally ordered these for headlights and finding a set of 3" and 5" was definitely a bonus so will be using them for the body. too much of. Everything pictured was supplied and is accurate, looks and feels good. The foam is 1" thick and adheres very well to the nozzle. I'll update with photos when I'm done.

Best $14 I've ever spent on Revain. I used a small headlamp cover on my 2003 civilian, buffered 5 minutes, both headlamp covers were like new. I used Turtle Polish with a cordless drill and set it on low speed. People said they would come back in a few months, hey I don't care that I spend a few minutes every few months. I'll try color and see what happens.

Ideal for polishing headlights! I used 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper (wet) for 5+ minutes by hand in a circular motion, then coated the lights with Mothers Wheel/Mag polish and used a 3 inch foam pad, then a wool pad and then coated with UV protectant 303. I used the same. 4 car upholstery and they have held up great and are ready to use. Great product for the price and cheaper than buying a buffer. I only wish I had had the courage to attempt the task long ago.

I used this with Meguire Plastix cleaner and polish to keep my 8 year old headlights from fogging up and to polish some solar panels for the fairy lights. It worked very well. Most of my headlight fogging is gone and the light quality is much better than before. It only took me a few minutes and if I want to continue I could delete everything else. In any case, the sponges seem to remain without problems. I used foam to apply and then wiped away the residue with a rag and buffed with lambswool.