Lake Country Wool Pad Cleaning Spur
R 300.00
- Three metal spur wheels clear caked polish
- Restores wool fibre texture mid-session
- Ergonomic handle for a secure grip
- Use on the polisher without removing the pad
- Clears caked polish without removing the pad
- Restores wool fibre texture for consistent cut
- Ergonomic handle, three metal spur wheels
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Pad Performance
Keep your wool pad cutting, panel after panel
Wool pads load up fast under heavy compound work, and a glazed pad is a wasted pass. The Lake Country Wool Pad Cleaning Spur lets you restore the pad's open fibre texture in seconds, right on the machine, so every panel gets the same level of cut from start to finish.
Why It Works
Smarter wool pad maintenance
Four reasons the spur belongs on every correction trolley.
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On-Machine Cleaning
Clean the pad at low speed on the polisher - no removal, no downtime.
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Consistent Cut
Restored fibre texture means the pad cuts as well on the last panel as the first.
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Three Spur Wheels
Three metal wheels cover the pad face quickly and break up caked compound effectively.
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Comfortable Grip
The ergonomic handle gives you a secure hold even when your hands are product-covered.
How It Compares
Spur vs. just swapping pads
Many detailers manage wool pad loading by simply rotating through multiple pads. That works, but it costs time and means washing a stack of pads at the end of the job. Here is how the spur stacks up against that approach.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Cleans pad without removing it from the machine | Yes | No |
| Restores fibre texture mid-session in seconds | Yes | No |
| Requires purchasing multiple backup pads | No | Yes |
| Works on any wool pad regardless of brand | Yes | Yes |
| Replaces the need to wash pads after use | No | No |
| Compact tool that fits easily on the work trolley | Yes | No |
Built for Detailers
Three spur wheels, one ergonomic handle - that is all you need
There is nothing complicated here. High-quality metal spur wheels, a handle that sits comfortably in your hand, and a design that works while the pad is still on the polisher. It is the kind of tool that quietly makes every correction session run more smoothly.
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Questions
Frequently asked
How do I use the Wool Pad Cleaning Spur?
Run the polisher at a low speed and hold the spur against the face of the spinning wool pad. Move it across the pad surface and the three metal wheels will break up caked compound and lift the wool fibres back to an open, aggressive texture. No need to remove the pad from the backing plate.
Will this work on foam and microfibre pads as well?
The Wool Pad Cleaning Spur is designed specifically for wool pads. The metal spur wheels are suited to the longer, more robust fibres of wool. Using it on foam pads will damage the foam cell structure, and it is not recommended for microfibre pads either. Stick to a pad conditioning brush or a pad washer for foam and microfibre.
Can I use it with any polisher - rotary and random orbital?
Yes. The spur works against the spinning pad, so it functions on both rotary and dual-action random orbital polishers. Just keep the speed low when cleaning the pad so you maintain control and do not stress the pad's hook-and-loop attachment.
How often should I clean my wool pad during a correction session?
That depends on the product and the paint condition, but a good rule is to clean the pad every panel or two, or whenever you notice the cut starting to slow down. A loaded wool pad glazes over quickly with heavy compound, so regular spur cleaning keeps performance consistent throughout the job.
Does the spur fully replace washing the pad?
No. The spur is a quick mid-session maintenance tool, not a substitute for a proper wash. At the end of the job, wash your wool pads with a pad cleaner and warm water to remove all product residue before storing. The spur keeps the pad working between washes, not instead of them.
Will the metal spurs damage the wool fibres?
When used correctly at low speed, the spurs agitate and separate the fibres without cutting or snapping them. Avoid pressing too hard or using the spur at high polisher speeds, as that can stress the wool unnecessarily. A light, even contact across the pad face is all that is needed.
How does this save time compared to swapping pads?
Removing a pad, fitting a fresh one, and working the new pad in takes a few minutes each time. With the spur you spend roughly 10 to 15 seconds cleaning the pad on the machine and you are back cutting immediately. On a full correction job with multiple panels, that adds up to a meaningful time saving.
Is there any maintenance required for the spur itself?
Rinse the spur wheels under warm water after use to clear any wool fibres and polish residue that collect between the tines. Let it air dry before storing. The metal wheels are durable and should last through many seasons of regular use with basic care.