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Old 05-28-2006, 10:18 PM
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whats more abrasive? orange foam pad or lambswool Leveling pad?

Which one is more abrasive? I want to know which one to use on swirl remover and which one to use on pre wax polish. thanks.
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Always start foam, and work up. wool pads can end up putting more scratches then taking out.
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Wool pads are typically more abrasive in nature and saved for compounding. What type of machine are you using ??
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a 7424. would u use swirl remover and pre wax polish with an orange pad? i dont have a wool pad but was thinking about getting one.
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a 7424. would u use swirl remover and pre wax polish with an orange pad? i dont have a wool pad but was thinking about getting one.
I would use swirl removers and an orange pad as needed. I much prefer to work within the different degrees of a polish (Finishing Polish ..... Compound) versus yellow or wool pads personally.
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