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BIHUI Dry Diamond Polishing Pads

4" Light-Color Pads for Dry Tile and Stone Polishing
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BIHUI® Dry Diamond Polishing Pads are 4" pads for dry polishing flat surfaces and beveled edges on ceramic tile and compatible stone. Six individually sold grit options from 50 to 1500 support progressive surface preparation, smoothing, and finishing.

$13.29
MPN: DPP405
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At a Glance

Quick Decision Guide

Pad Diameter 4"
Selected Grit 50
Typical Role Initial Material Removal & Surface Preparation
Polishing Method Dry
Suitable Materials Ceramic Tile & Compatible Stone
Surface Profiles Flat Surfaces & Beveled Edges
Light-Material Use White & Light-Colored Surfaces
Compatible Holder BIHUI BT-DPPH4A

Why Choose This Product

Key Benefits

Dry Polishing

Refines tile and stone surfaces without water

Progressive Grit Selection

Six grits support preparation through final refinement

Light-Color Design

Helps minimize dark residue on white and light materials

Multiple Surface Profiles

Polishes flat surfaces and beveled edges

Individual Grit Selection

Purchase only the needed grit or build a complete sequence

Holder Compatibility

Fits the BIHUI BT-DPPH4A Polishing Pad Holder

Product Information

Product Details

Specifications

Brand
BIHUI®
Part Number
DPP405
UPC
6970431877288
Product Type
Dry Diamond Polishing Pad
Diameter
4"
Grit
50
Polishing Method
Dry
Suitable Materials
Ceramic Tile & Compatible Stone
Surface Profiles
Flat Surfaces & Beveled Edges
Pad Design
Light Color
Compatible Holder
BIHUI BT-DPPH4A
Purchase Unit
Individual Pad

About This Product

4" Dry Diamond Polishing Pads for Tile and Stone

BIHUI® Dry Diamond Polishing Pads are designed to refine flat surfaces and beveled edges on ceramic tile and compatible stone materials without water. Each 4" pad is sold individually, allowing installers to select a specific grit or assemble a complete polishing progression.

Progressive Grits from 50 to 1500

Available grits include 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1500. Coarser grits handle initial surface preparation and scratch reduction, while progressively finer grits smooth the surface and develop a more refined finish. The appropriate starting grit depends on the material and its existing condition.

Light-Color Pads for Light Tile and Stone

The light-color pad construction is especially suited to white and other light-colored ceramic tile and compatible materials. This design helps reduce the risk of dark pad residue or color transfer affecting the appearance of lighter surfaces during polishing.

Flat Surface and Beveled Edge Polishing

The pads can be used across flat surfaces or along beveled tile and stone edges. They are compatible with the BIHUI BT-DPPH4A Polishing Pad Holder, which is sold separately and provides the mounting surface needed for powered dry polishing.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What grit options are available for the BIHUI Dry Diamond Polishing Pads?

The available grits are 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1500.

Are the polishing pads sold individually or as a set?

Each grit is sold as an individual polishing pad. Multiple grits must be selected separately when building a complete polishing sequence.

Can these diamond polishing pads be used without water?

Yes. These pads are specifically designed for dry polishing applications.

What materials can the pads polish?

The pads are designed for ceramic tile and compatible stone materials, with a light-color construction especially suited to white and light-colored surfaces.

Can the pads polish beveled tile edges?

Yes. BIHUI specifies the pads for both flat surfaces and beveled edges.

Why do the polishing pads have a light-color design?

The light-color design helps reduce the risk of dark pad residue or color transfer affecting white and light-colored materials.

What holder works with the BIHUI Dry Diamond Polishing Pads?

The pads are compatible with the BIHUI BT-DPPH4A Polishing Pad Holder, which is sold separately.

How should I choose a polishing pad grit?

Lower grits are used for initial preparation and scratch reduction, while progressively higher grits provide finer surface refinement. The appropriate starting grit depends on the material and its existing condition.