Diamond Hand Pads 60 & 200 Grits

Abrasive Material: Diamond hand pads contain industrial-grade diamonds bonded onto a flexible backing material. The diamonds are the abrasive component that grinds and polishes the surface of the stone.

Grit Sizes: The "grit" of a diamond hand pad refers to the size of the abrasive particles embedded in the pad. Lower grit numbers indicate coarser abrasives, while higher grit numbers indicate finer abrasives. In this case, 60 grit is a coarse abrasive, while 200 grit is relatively fine.

60 Grit: Diamond hand pads with a 60 grit rating are considered coarse. They are used for initial grinding and shaping of the stone surface. The coarse abrasives help to remove material quickly, leveling uneven surfaces, and removing scratches or blemishes.

200 Grit: Diamond hand pads with a 200 grit rating are finer and used for polishing and smoothing the surface after the initial grinding with coarser grits. They help to refine the surface, removing any remaining scratches or imperfections left by the coarser grits, and bringing out a smoother finish.