Viper 7-Step Wet Diamond Polishing Pads – 4 in

Achieve a deep, high-gloss finish on granite and quartz with one of the industry's most trusted wet polishing systems.

Looking for a Wet Polishing Pad That Delivers Professional Results Every Time?

Viper 7-Step Wet Diamond Polishing Pads have been a favorite among professional stone fabricators for years, setting the standard for premium wet polishing performance. Designed for granite, quartz, and other hard stone surfaces, these 4-inch diamond polishing pads produce exceptional gloss, outstanding clarity, and long-lasting durability.

The secret behind their performance is a higher diamond concentration than many competing polishing pads. This allows Viper Pads to polish faster while creating remarkable shine and depth, helping fabricators complete jobs more efficiently without sacrificing finish quality.

Manufactured on a computer-controlled production line, every Viper Pad is built to deliver consistent quality from one production run to the next. The result is dependable polishing performance that fabrication shops can rely on day after day.

Many fabricators report that the finish produced by the Viper system is so brilliant they often stop at the sixth or seventh polishing step because the edge already matches—or even exceeds—the gloss of the countertop surface.

What Fabricators Use Viper 7-Step Wet Diamond Polishing Pads For

• Granite countertop polishing
• Quartz countertop polishing
• Edge polishing
• Profile polishing
• Countertop fabrication
• Stone restoration
• Custom stone fabrication
• High-gloss edge finishing

Advantages

• Fast polishing action
• Produces exceptional gloss and depth
• Higher diamond concentration for improved performance
• Long-lasting professional-grade construction
• Consistent manufacturing quality
• Hook & Loop backing for quick pad changes
• Ideal for granite and quartz
• Wet use only

Specifications

• Pad Diameter: 4"
• 7-step wet polishing system
• Hook & Loop backing
• Recommended Speed: 4,000 RPM
• Operating Range: 2,000–5,000 RPM
• Wet use only

Applications

• Granite countertops
• Quartz countertops
• Edge polishing
• Bullnose profiles
• Beveled edges
• Stone fabrication shops
• Countertop restoration
• Architectural stone projects

Why Choose Viper 7-Step Wet Diamond Polishing Pads?

The Viper polishing system has earned its reputation by consistently delivering fast polishing speeds, exceptional gloss, and outstanding pad life. Its higher diamond concentration allows more cutting action throughout the life of the pad, producing a deeper polish while maintaining excellent durability.

Fabricators also appreciate the consistency that comes from computer-controlled manufacturing, ensuring every pad performs just like the last. This predictable performance helps reduce rework, improve efficiency, and maintain the high-quality finishes customers expect.

Whether you're fabricating premium granite countertops or polishing engineered quartz edges, Viper 7-Step Wet Diamond Polishing Pads provide the speed, shine, and reliability trusted by fabrication professionals across North America.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are Viper 7-Step Wet Diamond Polishing Pads designed for?

These polishing pads are designed primarily for granite, quartz, and other hard natural and engineered stone materials.

Why do Viper polishing pads produce such a high gloss?

The pads feature a higher diamond concentration than many comparable polishing pads, allowing them to cut more efficiently while producing exceptional shine and depth.

Can these polishing pads be used dry?

No. Viper 7-Step Diamond Polishing Pads are designed for wet use only to maximize finish quality, cooling, and pad life.

What RPM should these polishing pads be operated at?

Viper recommends operating the pads at approximately 4,000 RPM, with an allowable operating range of 2,000 to 5,000 RPM.

Why do some fabricators stop before completing all seven steps?

Many fabricators find the polish achieved by the sixth or seventh step is so exceptional that the finished edge already matches—or even exceeds—the gloss of the countertop surface, making additional polishing unnecessary in some applications.