Silverline432202 Hook and Loop Backing Pad 125 mm / 5/16" UNF, Yellow

Perfect for the job and arrived 3 days before expected it toDefinitely would recommend to anyone

Bought it for a guild DA polisher. Fits perfectly. And does the job it's supposed to.

Bought this to replace the one that came with the Guild Dual Action Car Polisher. The silverline is so much better than the original, its night and day. I run it with the Chemical Guys Hex Logic 5.5 Inch Blue Soft Polishing Pad which you can also buy from Amazon. Works a dream.

Bought this for my Argos DA polisher. Fitted perfectly and works well.

I'm very pleasantly surprised with it. Silver line aren't particularly known for their quality items. I gave up buying their tools a few years ago due to multiple disappointments.That being said, I'm pleased to admit that this is far from a let down.Feels very robustly built. I purchased it for a Maguires g220 random orbital polisher and it fits perfectly. I've been using the polisher as a sander for large table tops (which it does a brilliant job of) and this actually feels noticeably better quality than the original Maguires plate.The difference in price for what meguiars are charging for a replacement plate compared to this is a huge. Could be three or four of these for the same price.Can't comment on longevity of the hook and loop but so far so good. Cheap enough to buy a replacement if and when needed so if I get a few months work from it then I'll be happy enough.Well done silver line, it's nice to purchase an item with your name on it that's actually fit for purpose.

works perfectly good with my guild dual action polisher from Argos

Used for my Guild (Challenge) DA polisher from Argos.Perfect fit and size with little heat build up. Pads stay attached well.For this price you can't go wrong.

Bought because of reviews. It works as it should. Excellent for price. Used it for 2 cars that needed polishing and it was brilliant to use. I am very happy with it on price and what it was designed for. Does what it says so what’s not to like