Autofiber DA Pads

Build your dual-action polishing setup with Autofiber DA Correct and DA Finish foam pads. Choose medium, fine, or ultra-fine options in single pads and multipacks, checking fit and product compatibility before use.

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Autofiber DA Correct & DA Finish Foam Pads

Choose a foam pad for the working stage of your dual-action polishing process. Autofiber’s DA pad range includes DA Correct Medium Polish, DA Correct Fine Polish, and DA Finish Ultra Fine options.

The collection offers individual pads and ten-packs, letting you test a combination, replace a working pad, or prepare a larger supply for regular correction jobs. Check the selected listing for available dimensions and compatibility with your equipment.

Select the Pad and Polish Together

Choose your starting combination according to the paint condition, polishing product, and desired result. Medium, fine, and ultra-fine options provide different choices within the range; the best match still depends on the complete setup.

Follow the operating guidance for your machine and polishing product. Test the combination on a small area and inspect the result before committing to the same process across the vehicle. Adjust the pad or product when the test indicates a different approach is needed.

Keep Fresh Pads Available

Single pads are practical when trying a new working combination. Ten-packs help maintain a supply for larger vehicles, multiple jobs, or separate product assignments.

Inspect the foam and attachment surface before starting. Clean pads according to their instructions and let them dry appropriately before storage. Keep correction and finishing pads organized so their assigned products are easy to identify.

Support the Inspection Stage

Use clean paint and coating towels for residue removal and follow your polish’s wiping directions. Microfiber University’s Proper Towel Wiping Technique provides guidance for that part of the process.

Explore clay and decontamination tools when surface preparation calls for bonded-contaminant removal. Plan preparation, polishing, and inspection together so each stage supports the next.