CTD TruCut Sanding Pad - 1 Pad - Select the Grit

Have not had a chance to use these yet but I have used them befor and know they will perform great. I keep these to use when refinishing my bowling balls

Let me get straight to the point… I like the CTD pads more because they last longer than the Abralon and Siaair pads. PERIOD. I have tried them all and the CTD pads do last the longest. All of them do the job correctly upon the first initial use, but you will get the most use out of the CTD pads. The CTD pads don’t load up or have an excess build up of coverstock residue like the Abralon and Siaair pads. You can use them wet or dry and not have to worry about tossing them after one or two uses like the others. I prefer to use mine with a wet sand to totally remove any scuff or track marks and to restore the balls back to their original surface. I have used the 500, 2000, 3000, 4000, and P5000D pads. They do a fantastic job of adding or restoring the ball’s surface when needed. To me, the best one is the P5000D pad, which actually puts a shine on the ball with a ball spinner! You can have a polished ball with NO polish and still have some teeth in the cover. Whoa! That’s what I am talking about! With a set of the pads, I can fine tune all of my coverstocks to have the perfect arsenal in my bags. The CTD pads are a great product. I think you will like them. Peace!