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Old 07-25-2006, 09:41 AM
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I don't see what could cause grey goop unless that's the color of the product you are using or something?

My release button is pretty tight, but I figured that was because of it being new. WD40 help?
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No, the goop I htink is coming from the PC shaft. Am I allowed to say SHAFT on here?
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Old 07-25-2006, 09:50 AM
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Well if it's from the PC then wouldn't everyone have that issue, not just edge users?
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Maybe its from the Edge Spindle, I dunno, all I knwo there's a bunch of really tacky goop that comes out. At first I thought it was from a polish, then cleane dit really well and use dit for a wax and there it was again.
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Maybe its from the Edge Spindle, I dunno, all I knwo there's a bunch of really tacky goop that comes out. At first I thought it was from a polish, then cleane dit really well and use dit for a wax and there it was again.
Haven't had that happen, if it's comming from the shaft from the PC I would assume it's grease.
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Old 07-25-2006, 10:27 AM
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Yep, after about my fourth time using the pads! Its very thick and hard to wipe off. Also the spindle release button has gotten very hard to press and release the pad, almost impossible 75% to get it to release using lots of thumb pressure...and I was on the 1969 National Thumb Wrestling Circuit Tour, so you know it's the spindle and not me! I have to use the end of a screwdriver to press it down now.
Thats not good.......thought about contacting A/G for a new one ??/ it may be defective...........
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Old 07-25-2006, 10:52 AM
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Not yet, and the Edge spindle is guranteed for life I think.
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Not yet, and the Edge spindle is guranteed for life I think.
but if you have to struggle with a screw driver its only gonna get worse maybe......
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Old 07-25-2006, 02:00 PM
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Did anyone answer this?

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Will using the blue pad to apply a carnauba over a sealant take off the sealant? Say you used the blue pad to apply a sealant one day. And then after it had cured you used the blue pad to apply a nuba over it. Would the cutting power of the blue pad remove the sealant?
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Thats not good.......thought about contacting A/G for a new one ??/ it may be defective...........
How about spraying it with a little WD40?
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