Sanding Floor Disc For Microcement

Sanding Floor Disc For Microcement sponge floor polishing pads For Microcement 50-100-200-400-800-1500-3000# Size：4‘’5‘’7‘’9‘’11‘’13‘’15‘’17‘’20‘’24‘’  

Metal Diamond Corner Pads For Multitool

Metal Diamond Corner Pads For Multitool   30#70#120# Grits Suitable for most brands, DeWalt, Festool, Makita, Milwaukee, etc...

Triangle Backing Pad For Multitool

Triangle Backing Pad For Multitool 80x80x80mm

Diamond Polishing Pads 230mm with extraction holes

Diamond Polishing Pads 230mm with extraction holes 50-100-200-400-800-1500-3000# The resin-diamond microcement sanding pad is an indispensable tool for interior finishing professionals and hobbyists. The designers specially designed it to enable precise and efficient grinding of microcement surfaces, contributing to excellent results. This pad is made of high-quality materials, which gives it exceptional durability and resistance to wear. Thanks to this tool, you can use it even for sanding large areas without worrying about loss of quality or the need for frequent replacement. Whether you need to remove irregularities, refinish or prepare the substrate before applying the next layer, the diamond pad from Quarella is becoming an indispensable item in the kit of every professional who strives for perfection in microcement work.   APPLICATION OF QUARELLA MICROCEMENT Floors in apartments, commercial premises, offices, decorative coating for walls, pillars finishing floors and walls in bathrooms, showers or swimming pools exclusive finishing of furniture, kitchen countertops, bathtubs, washbasins decorative coating for doors   WHAT IS IT USED FOR? The main task of the resin-diamond microcement grinding pad is to remove irregularities, scratches, as well as other defects on microcement surfaces. Thanks to its design and grinding properties, the diamond pad provides even and controlled abrasion of the surface, eliminating unwanted protrusions or depressions.   USE. Depending on the degree of sanding and the type of defects, choose a diamond pad with the appropriate gradation. Remember to maintain an even and controlled pressure on the surface while sanding. Make grinding motions parallel to each other, moving the tool along the surface of the microcement. Try to maintain a constant speed and do not stop the tool in one place to avoid creating bumps.

Resin-diamond pad for grinding microcement 150mm with holes

Resin-diamond pad for grinding microcement 150mm with holes The resin-diamond microcement sanding pad is an indispensable tool for interior finishing professionals and hobbyists. The designers specially designed it to enable precise and efficient grinding of microcement surfaces, contributing to excellent results. This pad is made of high-quality materials, which gives it exceptional durability and resistance to wear. Thanks to this tool, you can use it even for sanding large areas without worrying about loss of quality or the need for frequent replacement. Whether you need to remove irregularities, refinish or prepare the substrate before applying the next layer, the diamond pad from Quarella is becoming an indispensable item in the kit of every professional who strives for perfection in microcement work.   APPLICATION OF QUARELLA MICROCEMENT Floors in apartments, commercial premises, offices, decorative coating for walls, pillars finishing floors and walls in bathrooms, showers or swimming pools exclusive finishing of furniture, kitchen countertops, bathtubs, washbasins decorative coating for doors   WHAT IS IT USED FOR? The main task of the resin-diamond microcement grinding pad is to remove irregularities, scratches, as well as other defects on microcement surfaces. Thanks to its design and grinding properties, the diamond pad provides even and controlled abrasion of the surface, eliminating unwanted protrusions or depressions.   USE. Depending on the degree of sanding and the type of defects, choose a diamond pad with the appropriate gradation. Remember to maintain an even and controlled pressure on the surface while sanding. Make grinding motions parallel to each other, moving the tool along the surface of the microcement. Try to maintain a constant speed and do not stop the tool in one place to avoid creating bumps.