• Brand/Series: STADEA Diamond Hand Polishing Pad – Series Super A (SPR A)
• Type: Industrial-grade one (1) piece hand sanding/polishing pad
• Application: Designed for wet or dry hand polishing
• Available Grits: 50, 100, 150, 200, 400, 500 – Color-coded for easy identification
• Dimensions: 3.9" (L) × 2.3" (W) × 1.2" (H)

Key Features

Aggressive Electroplated Diamond Abrasive

• Delivers fast cutting and grinding performance
• Ensures efficient manual polishing with reduced effort

Comfortable & Functional Design

• Ergonomic, flexible foam hand grip with side oval groove
• Offers non-slip grip for better control during polishing

Durability & Quality

• High-quality diamond aggregate ensures long life
• Industrial-grade construction for professional use

Flat Edge Design

• Polishing pad has straight plush edges to easily wipe slurry from stone surfaces

Applications

Suitable for hand polishing, sanding, grinding, honing, and edge work on:

• Natural Stone: Granite, Marble, Travertine, Quartz, Terrazzo, Agate
• Man-made Stone: Artificial Stone, Engineered Quartz
• Other Surfaces: Concrete, Glass, Ceramic, Petrified Wood, Glass Kiln Surfaces, Stone Tiles

Ideal for tasks such as:

• Stone edge polishing
• Bevel edge creation & polishing
• Scratch removal
• Polishing curved and contoured surfaces
• Onsite repairs and polishing in tight or hard-to-reach areas

About Diamond Hand Polishing Pads

• Designed for restoration, cleaning, honing and polishing of intricate areas
• Perfect for countertops, floor polishing, stone sculptures, sink corners, and joint polishing
• A cost-effective solution for small-scale or onsite projects
• Especially useful where powered tools like angle grinders or wet polishers cannot reach

How to Use STADEA Hand Polishing Pads (Step-by-Step)

Safety First: Wear safety goggles, waterproof gloves, and apron before starting.

Secure the Workpiece: Fix the stone securely to prevent slipping during polishing.

Start with Low Grit (Grit 50):

• Lightly spray water over the surface.
• Polish in a clockwise circular motion.
• Check smoothness and scratch uniformity before moving to the next grit.

Progress Sequentially Through Grits:

• Follow the order: 50 → 100 → 150 → 200 → 400 → 500 (or higher if available)
• Do not skip grits, as it compromises final finish quality.
• Check surface by tilting at 30–45° angle for scratch visibility and consistency.

Final Polish:

• Shine typically starts to appear from grit 800 onward.
• If scratches remain visible at higher grits, repeat earlier grit until even finish is achieved.