Fitting
- Choose the size that matches your pads.
- Screw it firmly onto the polisher.
- Centre the pad on it.
- Check it runs true before polishing.
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Discover Our Featured Brand AUTOBEADThe Drivers HQ is the exclusive UK reseller of Autobead, the British detailing range for the wash, wheels, polishing and protection.Shop the Brand Lake Country DA Backing Plate
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The Lake Country DA Backing Plate is made for holding polishing pads. It comes in 3" (73mm), 3.5" (85mm), 5" (125mm) and 6" (148mm). Choose the size that matches your pads, screw it firmly onto the polisher and centre the pad before polishing. Check it is tight before each use and keep it out of reach of children. The Drivers HQ stocks a wider range of Lake Country car care products.
Caution: Match the plate to your machine and pad size, and check it is tight before each use. Keep it out of reach of children.
Top Tip: A pad centred on the right size of plate runs smoothly and wears evenly.
It is a Lake Country backing plate for holding polishing pads.
Lake Country says it has steel studs around the thread and a moulded urethane body that absorbs heat and flexes.
It comes in 3" (73mm), 3.5" (85mm), 5" (125mm) and 6" (148mm).
Check the thread and size of your dual action polisher against the plate before buying.
Wipe off polish after use and keep the hook and loop clean.
When the hook and loop wears and pads no longer hold firmly.
The size that matches your pads and your polisher.
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