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Old 06-08-2012, 04:47 AM   #1
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Cleaning single stage paint from foam pad

Hi all,

I did a demo on a client's car and it had single stage red paint which turned my white ccs pad red....

How do you clean the paint out of a foam pad?

I have used Detailers pad rejuvenator which got most of it out however it didn't get it all out. is this normal? can I still use the pad to polish on a clear coat?

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Re: Cleaning single stage paint from foam pad

That "new" color is permanent. Just clean as you normally would and keep moving
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That "new" color is permanent. Just clean as you normally would and keep moving
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will the now stained pad still work on clear coats or will I have to put it aside for single stage paints only?
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will the now stained pad still work on clear coats or will I have to put it aside for single stage paints only?

Continue to use the pads on any car as long as they are clean, as is free from any dirt or contaminants...



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Continue to use the pads on any car as long as they are clean, as is free from any dirt or contaminants...





Clean and rinse untill you only see water coming from the pad. You don't want to leave any "old paint" behind because it could/will contaminate your next job
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Thanks Mike!

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Clean and rinse untill you only see water coming from the pad. You don't want to leave any "old paint" behind because it could/will contaminate your next job
Thanks flash! Thats exactly what I did
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