AIO & Pad Selection

[Darren F]

If I am using a product like Poli Seal or 360 and only want the correcting and cleaning ability of the product would I accomplish that if i use my PC with a grey or blue pad? What I want to do is not get too agreesive on my paint....

[killrwheels@autogeek]

your pad choice is ok, and I too would never go back light abrasive when using and AIO. The chemical cleaners or light polishes are doing the work, and the buffer is making it easier IMO.

[dublifecrisis]

so poli-seal with a gray pad?

[killrwheels@autogeek]

you could use a white pad if wanted, I would not go any more abrasive with AIO myself.

[Al-53]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

you could use a white pad if wanted, I would not go any more abrasive with AIO myself.

I agree..white is the tops for a AIO product...the pad it self may do a little correcting..but depends on the paint..to soft it may micro mar..to hard it will just help clean the paint and no corrections....

blue and white best for AIO's....

Al

[Darren F]

So you wouldnt ever use an Orange Pad with an AIO?

[Rsurfer]

Originally Posted by Darren F

So you wouldnt ever use an Orange Pad with an AIO?

If you need more correction get a more aggressive polish.

[Al-53]

Originally Posted by Darren F

So you wouldnt ever use an Orange Pad with an AIO?

I have tried it and I got massive micro marring...most AIO type product were not designed for corrections but more for cleaning the paint...some do have micro abrasives..but they are not effective with a cut pad... but more so with a polishing pad....as said a white pad would be tops with a AIO product...

Al