Green Flat Pad

Paint correction is rarely a one-pad job. Coarse pads cut hard but leave their own marks behind — and that's where a medium-density polishing pad comes in. The KKE Green Flat Foam Pad is the workhorse of the middle stage: dense enough to lift light defects and oxidation, soft enough not to introduce new ones, and flat-faced for even contact across the whole panel.

The detailing process moves from coarse to fine: compound pad first, polishing pad second, finishing pad last. The green pad sits in the middle — refining the surface after compound, lifting the haze, restoring gloss, and preparing the paint for the final protective layer.

• Refines without rushing. Removes the residual marks left by aggressive compounding.
• Restores gloss. Paint comes back looking deeper, not just clean.
• Sets up the finish. The next pad (a soft finishing pad) only has to apply the protective layer — the work of correcting paint is already done.

1. Pair with a light to medium polish, depending on the defect level.
2. Use on a rotary or DA polisher with a compatible backing plate.
3. Work in overlapping passes at moderate speed and pressure.
4. Wipe with a microfiber towel between sections to check progress.
5. Follow with a finishing pad for the protective layer.