Glass Polishing Pad Discs for Use with Cerium Oxide 5 Pack | 3", 5" and 6" | Remove Scratches and Scuffs in Windshields, Windows, Table Tops and More (6")

I had small pebbles stuck in my wipers for a few days while raining before I realized it scratched my windshield right in my view. I tried toothpaste, baking soda etc... and made it slightly worse. These wool pads and Cerium Oxide work very quickly. I used it for about five minutes on a couple spots, washed and waited for it to cool. It's good to have an IR temp gauge, just don't want it to go over 140 degrees. After it cooled I really sped up the rpm and used for another five minutes. now the scratches are almost gone. One more five minute job and they'll be gone. My windshield is only $275 but some are way more and even if you have a low detectable, they ding you on your insurance now days...

These glass polishing pads worked great on my griots DA polisher. I know ultimately a rotary would’ve been more ideal but I didn’t have one so I use the DA anyway. I used these with cerium oxide that I purchased as a kit off Amazon which was fairly inexpensive but came with very small polishing and sanding pads. Since I had to do the whole windshield for wiper streaks and other shenanigans, I got these pads. I went through a few of them maybe three or four total, as they work better when they’re fresh, But ultimately it turned out perfectly and I’m very satisfied! The project was on a 1990 Porsche 944.

Used with cerium oxide to polish my car windows. Once these pads get soaked through they really perform well. They aren't terribly durable, but that's ok.

Used with cerium oxide to buff out a windshield with moderate wiper blade scratches. I only used one to do the whole windshield. Great product not a single issue, highly recommend

they work fine polish great and good value

Paired with 3d Cerium Oxide Glass polish and my front windshield on a ‘97 truck came out looking new. After the Cerium Oxide Glass polish I used Chemical Guys V32 with these pads on the glass. I have my own other process outside of that for glass restoration but end result was these pads did their job. I would recommend first use a razor to scrape glass then clean the glass them clay bar the glass. The use cerium oxide to get rid of scratches and use V32 to get rid of scratches. Use a polishing pad that removes medium imperfections with hydroslick ceramic coating. Let cure for at least 3 hours then use a hydroview ceramic glass cleaner. Glass will look factory new.

The look of good quality but I have not used them yet. I plan on using them on my headlights with my drill attachments and polishing compound in the future.

I Used these pads to clean some extremely hard water spots which I eventually got off this is after and before pictures easy to use Velcro also I use one pad for the whole thing. It never came off. Maybe I should’ve changed it, but I didn’t. It worked just fine.