Backing Pad LK900 & LK125- 6+1 Holes
R 1,110.00
- Hard velcro interface for firm pad retention
- Fits Rupes LK900 and LK125 polishers
- 125mm with 6+1 dust-extraction holes
- Sold as a single replacement pad
- OEM fit for Rupes LK900 and LK125 polishers
- Hard plate keeps pad flat under polishing pressure
- 6+1 holes align with built-in dust extraction
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OEM Rupes Spec
The right foundation for consistent correction
A worn or generic backing pad introduces wobble and uneven pressure - problems you feel in the finish before you see them. This is the genuine Rupes backing pad for the LK900 and LK125, built to the same spec as the original, so your pads sit flat and your cut stays predictable.
Why It Matters
Built for the LK900 and LK125
Four reasons to run the genuine Rupes backing pad.
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Exact OEM Fit
6-screw mounting aligns perfectly with the LK900 and LK125 spindle - no adapters, no play.
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Hard, Flat Plate
Hard hardness keeps the pad face parallel to the panel, so pressure is even from edge to edge.
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Velcro Pad Swaps
Secure hook-and-loop grip holds 125mm pads firmly and releases them cleanly between correction stages.
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Extraction-Ready
The 6+1 hole pattern lines up with the polisher's dust ports for cleaner working conditions.
Genuine vs Generic
OEM Rupes pad vs a generic 125mm backing pad
Generic backing pads can fit the thread but miss on hole alignment and plate stiffness. Here is how the genuine Rupes pad stacks up against a typical non-OEM alternative.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Confirmed fit for LK900 and LK125 | Yes | No |
| 6+1 holes aligned to extraction ports | Yes | No |
| Hard plate rated by manufacturer | Yes | No |
| Velcro interface for standard 125mm pads | Yes | Yes |
| 6-screw (6 Viti) mounting pattern | Yes | No |
| Available as a single unit for targeted replacement | Yes | Yes |
Hard Plate, Clean Results
Firm support, quick pad swaps
The hard-density plate keeps your 125mm pad from flexing mid-pass, and the velcro interface lets you change pads in seconds. Pair it with the 6+1 extraction holes and your work surface stays cleaner for longer between wipe-downs.
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Questions
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Which Rupes polishers does this backing pad fit?
This pad is designed specifically for the Rupes LK900 and LK125 random-orbital polishers. The 6-screw (6 Viti) fitting matches those machines exactly. Do not attempt to fit it to other Rupes models without confirming the spindle and hole pattern first.
What size polishing pads does this backing plate accept?
The backing pad is 125mm in diameter and uses a velcro interface, so it accepts any Rupes 125mm velcro-backed foam or wool pad. It will also work with compatible third-party 125mm pads provided the velcro backing matches in quality and pile height.
Why does the hardness rating matter on a backing pad?
A hard backing pad keeps the polishing pad flat and applies pressure evenly across the surface. This is particularly important during paint correction, where an uneven backing causes the pad to rock and leaves uneven cut across the panel. A soft backing can be useful for conforming to curves, but hard is the standard choice for flat panels and general correction work.
What does the 6+1 hole pattern do?
The six outer holes and one central hole align with the dust-extraction ports on the LK900 and LK125. When the polisher is connected to a vacuum or dust-extraction system, these holes allow compound residue and abraded paint particles to be pulled away from the work surface, keeping your work area cleaner and your pad clearer.
How do I install this backing pad on my polisher?
The backing pad mounts using six screws (6 Viti). Remove the existing backing pad by unscrewing all six fasteners evenly. Position the new pad, aligning the holes with the spindle ports, and tighten the six screws gradually in a cross pattern to ensure it seats flat. Do not overtighten - snug is enough to prevent movement during use.
How do I care for the velcro surface?
After each session, remove the polishing pad and inspect the velcro hooks. Use a stiff brush or a dedicated velcro cleaning tool to remove any foam fibres or compound residue that have become embedded in the hooks. A clogged velcro surface reduces grip and can cause pads to detach mid-use. Store the backing pad face-up or with a pad attached to protect the hooks.
When should I replace this backing pad?
Replace the backing pad when the velcro hooks are visibly worn flat or no longer grip the pad firmly, when the plate itself shows signs of warping, or when the pad wobbles during use despite the mounting screws being secure. Running a worn backing pad causes pad wobble, uneven cut and potential paint damage.
How many pads come in the pack?
This listing is for a single backing pad. If you run multiple machines or want a spare, add the quantity you need to your cart before checking out.