Used Buffing Pad 1990–2019

A buffing pad is the foam, wool, or microfiber attachment used on a rotary or dual-action polisher to apply and work polishing compounds, cutting compounds, or waxes into a vehicle's paint. The pad type -- cutting, polishing, or finishing -- determines how aggressively it works and what level of defect it can correct. A worn-out pad with torn foam, glazed fibers, or dried compound buildup will not cut or polish evenly, leaving swirl marks or haze in the finish. Pads should be cleaned after every use and replaced when the foam breaks down or the surface becomes uneven. Redline lists buffing pads and detailing accessories from automotive suppliers and salvage lots across 8 sources, with 12 listings available. Buying surplus pads keeps your detailing costs down whether you are doing a one-time paint correction or regular maintenance. Browse listings from 4 sellers to find pads compatible with your polisher. Vehicle types across Chevrolet, Honda, Lexus, Infiniti, Mercedes Benz are referenced in our detailing supply inventory.