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Zvizzer

Zvizzer Medium Interface Pad: 3 Inch

R 90.00
  • Medium-soft orange, 76 mm diameter
  • Open-pored reticulated foam construction
  • Inner hole relieves foam for even pressure
  • Compatible with DA / eccentric polishers
  • Medium-soft hardness for controlled correction
  • Inner hole relieves foam for even pad pressure
  • Open-pored foam, rated 1 000 - 1 800 RPM on DA
Size3 Inch
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Total price R 5,370.00

Precision Pad Control

Dial in your cutting force without changing pads

The ZviZZer Medium Interface Pad gives you a direct way to tune aggression on your DA polisher. Slide it between your backing plate and your F or M series pad and the medium-soft orange foam adjusts how firmly force reaches the paint, keeping your correction consistent across different panel contours.

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Why Interface Pads Matter

More control, better correction

Fine-tune your setup without buying a new machine or a different compound.

  • Tunable Aggression

    Medium-soft hardness positions this pad between heavy cut and pure finishing for glass and grinding polishes.

  • Even Pressure Distribution

    The inner hole allows the foam to flex and relax, reducing uneven load across curved panels.

  • Reticulated Foam

    Open-pored construction ensures consistent pad behaviour and makes post-use cleaning straightforward.

  • System Compatibility

    Colour-coded orange to align with the ZviZZer F and M pad range for fast, confident pad selection.

Interface Pad vs. Generic Spacer

Not all spacers are the same

A generic foam spacer adds some cushion but offers no tuning logic. The ZviZZer interface pad is part of a graded hardness system, giving you a repeatable, colour-coded way to adjust correction depth.

Feature DetailerSA Alternative
Colour-coded hardness system Yes No
Inner hole for foam pressure relief Yes No
Designed for specific pad series Yes No
Open-pored (reticulated) foam Yes Yes
Compatible with DA polishers Yes Yes
Suitable for heavy rotary correction No No

Built for DA Polishers

Open-pored foam that keeps pressure even

The reticulated foam construction and inner relief hole work together to distribute load uniformly across the pad face, reducing the risk of high spots on curved panels. Rated for 1 000 - 1 800 RPM with glass and grinding polishes, this 76 mm pad fits neatly into a structured correction process.

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Questions

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What is an interface pad and why do I need one?

An interface pad is a foam spacer that sits between your DA backing plate and your polishing pad. It adjusts how rigidly force is transferred to the paint, letting you soften or firm up the effective cutting behaviour of the same foam pad. ZviZZer's system uses pad colour to indicate hardness, so you can mix and match to suit the correction stage without changing machines.

Which ZviZZer pads is this interface pad designed to work with?

The interface pad is specifically developed for the ZviZZer F and M pad series. It is not intended as a universal spacer for other brands, though the 76 mm size and standard hook-and-loop attachment may fit other pads physically. Best results come from pairing it within the ZviZZer system where the colour-coded hardness chart applies.

What does medium-soft hardness mean for my correction work?

Medium-soft sits in the middle of the ZviZZer range - firmer than the super-soft grades used for light finishing, softer than the very hard grades for heavy cutting. In practice it suits glass polishes and grinding polishes where you need moderate aggression, rather than full cut or pure gloss refining. It is a good starting point for light-to-moderate swirl correction on well-maintained paint.

What machines is this pad compatible with?

The ZviZZer Interface Pad is designed for eccentric polishing machines and Dual Action (DA) polishers. The intended operating speed for this medium-soft orange pad is 1 000 - 1 800 RPM when used with glass or grinding polishes. It is not listed for rotary use.

What is the purpose of the inner hole in the pad?

The inner hole is a design feature that allows the foam to flex and relax under load. Without it, a solid disc of foam can build up uneven pressure in the centre, leading to inconsistent polish application and potential high spots on curved or contoured panels. The hole distributes load more evenly across the working face.

Can I use this pad with compound, polish, or finishing glaze?

The medium-soft orange interface pad is specified for use with glass polishes and grinding polishes. For heavier compounds you would typically step up to a harder interface pad in the ZviZZer range. For pure finishing or gloss enhancement, a softer grade is more appropriate. Using the ZviZZer colour chart alongside this pad ensures you are in the right hardness zone for your product.

How do I care for and store this interface pad?

After use, rinse the open-pored foam thoroughly under warm water to flush out any polish residue. The reticulated (open-pored) structure makes cleaning straightforward. Allow the pad to air dry completely before storing. Avoid leaving it face-down on a hard surface while wet, as this can distort the foam. Store away from direct sunlight to preserve the foam's consistency.

How does the ZviZZer colour system help me choose the right interface pad?

ZviZZer assigns a specific colour to each hardness grade across their pad and interface pad range. Orange indicates medium-soft in this system. By reading the ZviZZer colour chart, you can quickly identify which interface pad hardness matches your correction goal without guesswork. The colour coding is consistent across the F and M pad series, so once you understand the system, building a correction process is straightforward.

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