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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Supports either finishing method based on the material and application
Four options cover coarse shaping through finer edge refinement
Grinds and smooths hard tile, stone and glass surfaces
Manual operation provides direct control over pressure and placement
Reaches edges, profiles and areas that are difficult for power tools
Self-contained hand pad is ready for manual touch-ups and finishing
Product Information
BIHUI® Diamond Hand Pads are manual diamond sanding pads for grinding and refining edges and surfaces on tile, porcelain, marble, granite, and glass. The diamond abrasive surface helps ease sharp cut edges, smooth rough areas, and clean up small chips without requiring a powered grinder.
Available in 60, 120, 200, and 400 grit, the pads cover multiple stages of edge finishing. The lower grits provide more aggressive material removal, while the higher grits progressively refine the scratch pattern and surface. Individual grits can be selected for touch-ups or used in sequence when moving from shaping to finer finishing.
Each pad measures approximately 2-3/16" × 3-3/4". The compact size provides controlled hand pressure when working on straight edges, bullnose profiles, corners, and areas that are difficult to reach with power tools. BIHUI recommends using the entire diamond surface for the best results and more even pad wear.
Common Questions
They are suitable for grinding and refining edges and surfaces on tile, porcelain, marble, granite, and glass.
Yes. All four grit options are designed for both wet and dry edge and surface grinding.
Use 60 grit for coarse shaping and heavier material removal, 120 grit for intermediate refinement, 200 grit for fine smoothing, and 400 grit for final edge refinement. The best starting grit depends on the amount of material that needs to be removed.
Each pad measures 55 × 95 mm, approximately 2-3/16" × 3-3/4".
No. They are self-contained hand pads designed for manual grinding, smoothing, and detail finishing.
Yes. Start with the lowest grit needed for shaping or material removal, then progress through higher grits to refine the edge and reduce the scratch pattern.
BIHUI recommends using the entire diamond surface of the pad for the best results and more even wear.