Going to be buffing/polishing the car soon. Anybody have a real good brand of pads they recommend?
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04-04-2010
Going to be buffing/polishing the car soon. Anybody have a real good brand of pads they recommend?
04-04-2010
Detailed Image - Premium Auto Detailing Supplies is who I go through for all of my stuff.
04-04-2010
get the 3m pads there the best and last the longest
04-04-2010
Thanks it looks like they've got some good stuffOriginally Posted by JoshMcMadMac
09-10-2011
lake country
09-10-2011
3M all the holmes, and use 3m tri step polish, your car will look brand new again
09-11-2011
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i think i have every different Lake Country pad made.....awesome durability and consistent application
10-18-2011
dont mean to get to confusing, but if i'm using a DA polisher like a porter cable unit i use a 5 inch backing plate with lake country 5.5 inch flat foam pad. i like those because you can throw them in washer. but if i have alot of scracthes i usually start with a buffer and the meguiars double sided wool pad. then finish up with a DA polisher.
10-18-2011
Warren...skip the washer and get the grit guard UPW bucket. It's well worth it. Occasionally autogeek tosses it on sale. Best $100 bucket I've ever bought.
10-18-2011
yea i have seen that bucket it sure looks sweet. but i just cant see spending that much on bucket when i can wash and dry my pads. if i can find one at good price i'll jump on it.
10-19-2011
I said the same. Til a buddy brought his up to a meet. I bought one soon after.
Know that car you get that needs multilple pad cleanings as you are SIP'ing it? Yep, takeas seconds and your pad is clean and ready for the next panel.
10-19-2011
been doing it for awhile now and use nothing but 3m
10-19-2011
pad cleaning... mix up a solution of water and floor striper dip them in and then power wash... thats how we always do it but that bucket probablly does it better
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