Remove imperfections and polish paint to perfection with Adam’s Compound and Blue Foam Pad
- Thick, closed cell foam for strong cutting
- Flat-face for increased surface area and heat dispersion
- Color coded to match Adam’s Compound
- Removes oxidation, heavy swirls & more
- Available in 2", 3.5”, 5.5”, 6.5” Sizes
- ¾” Thick
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The specially selected blue foam used in the construction of the Adam's Blue Compound Pad mates up perfectly with the color coordinated Adam's Blue Compound to make short work of swirls and scratches, while still finishing down extremely cleanly, leaving a defect-free surface. A unique pre-polymer closed cell foam, the blue compounding face balances strong cutting power with fine finishing ability, making this our most versatile cutting and compounding pad.
Featuring a high-grip Velcro backing for maximum adhesion and minimal pad slip, these pads will hold tighter to your machine reducing the chances of an errant pad or mid-polishing delamination in even the most extreme conditions. The flat-face generates an even disbursement of heat, and the tapered edge design provides stability that can withstand the rigors of today’s large orbit machines like the Adam's Swirl Killer. To aid with cooling, plus reduce weight, each pad has a precision cut center hole that can also be used to aid in centering the pad on the backing plate.
Color-coded to match Adam’s Blue Compound, this combo is designed with the user in mind. This Diminishing Abrasive Technology (DAT) allows users to start with a small amount of product and continue to have a finer, more precise polishing experience with each rotation of the polisher. This product is recommended for maximum results with our Swirl Killer Polishing system and should be used with a Blue Compound Pad, even when working on Single Stage/ Gel Coat finishes. Adam’s Compound is designed to remove 1500-2000 grit sanding marks and must be applied after your vehicle is washed, decontaminated, and clayed for a hassle-free experience.
Please note: When polishing a surface, you are heating up the clear coat to remove the swirl mark away from your paint and perfect your finish. As you polish, the process with take a very minute amount of clear coat away ( 1/32nd of an index card) from your surface. Repeated use, or improper use, can lead to paint imperfections that will require professional assistance.