3M 05733 Perfect It Ultrafine Polishing Pad, 8 inch

Held up well. Made for suck an easy polish I did both cars the same day.

Pad is grate for Black paint to take out all the small swirl marks. Comes out great for the final polish!!

These polishing foam pads are perfect for waxing and buffing. They are used on farm equipment and hold up well. The price was about 1/2 of what I would have paid in the store so a great find!

as promised and works well

Used this pad a couple of times now with excellent results. Works extremely well with any high quality clearcoat safe polish. Under most circumstances, it doesnt look like the recessed areas of the pad ever touch the finish - youd have to apply a lot of pressure to achieve that on a smooth surface. The very fine texture of this pad is ideal for bringing a good finish to a bring shine. Cant speak to durability just yet but Ive rinsed/cleaned this pad a few times now and it looks like it is holding up well. This is what I would call a professional quality pad and will definitely use other variations of this line going forward.

Well-made, works great and seems like it will last a long time. I used it with 3M Perfect-It Ultra-fine machine polish on my PC random orbital after clay barring my car and the finish is like new.

as expected

I like everything except the price. Its expensive. The Amazon price is competitive. 3M is simply costly.

I bought this along with 3M 06068 & 06085 and so far, no swirl marks on my black Escalade. Of course you need to wet sand it 3000 grit, use a basic sponge for 06085 and then this sponge for polishing with 06068 and make sure you do it in the shade and cool spot to avoid burn spots and also, make sure you mist the spot before you polish or rub, it better to have more lube than less..

Theses pads design is made to make you waste a lot of compound. Maybe that is exactly what 3M wants so you spend more money on their products. it doesnt retain the liquid at all !!!!. Once you start your polisher there is stuff all over the places, That did not happened at all with a flat foam or shallower mountains pad I have used in the past.