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Old 09-16-2007, 06:43 PM
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Gray Lake Country CCS Pad

I waxed my car with my PC and used a gray CCS pad. Before applying wax to the pad I sprayed the pad with XMT Pad Conditioner, then applied a very small amount of Meguiars Mirror Glaze #26 Hi-Tech Liquid Car Wax to the pad. After spreading the wax on the car it seems that most of the wax had soaked into the pad instead of spreading on the car.

Any thoughts on the subject.

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That's typical with liquids. Use a yellow foam applicator next time by hand. I use the gray pad for paste wax only.
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whats the blue pad for if the greys for applying wax
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Blue is a finishing pad, just a tad softer than the grey.
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Blue is a finishing pad, just a tad softer than the grey.
ok gotcha thanks!! i orderd the white and grey pad this should be good right?
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ok gotcha thanks!! i orderd the white and grey pad this should be good right?
Wouldn't hurt to get a yellow pad or maybe two. Your ride is in good shape so the white for polishing should be ok.
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Wouldn't hurt to get a yellow pad or maybe two. Your ride is in good shape so the white for polishing should be ok.
i have a yellow pad already from another company .very agressive would never use it on my truck its like sand paper
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i have a yellow pad already from another company .very agressive would never use it on my truck its like sand paper
Sorry, I meant orange. Love my 5.5" orange flat pad.

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Sorry, I meant orange. Love my 5" orange flat pad.
actually i have that one lakecountry its not bad little stiff
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That's typical with liquids. Use a yellow foam applicator next time by hand. I use the gray pad for paste wax only.
ya id agree with that...i put my sealent on my bluefinessing pad it got all soaked up as well..however i still amanged to get a good amount of the car covered before i reapplied a second dose of sealant

grey/blue pads are great with paste wax...i put 2 strokes (haha i know u punks are gonna get me on my word choice) on the blue finessing pad and got half of an x5 done...
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