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Old 02-04-2007, 08:11 PM
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Which Pad kit to buy

Hopefully Ill be getting a PC in the next few weeks and I was looking at pad kits, I was leaning towards the Edge kit bc of all the good things I hear about them on here, is there any other pad kit yall would recommend for a rookie?? I want something that will be able to do almost everything and not have to buy more pads for at least a few months.

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Old 02-04-2007, 08:14 PM
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cannot do wrong w/ LC pads or Edge pads, I like the two-sided approach of the Edge pads currently.
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If you are just detailing your own and family and friends they should last you a year. You should only have to do a complete run down (detail) maybe 3 times a year (if that) if you get your washing technique(sp?) down to an art with no scratching.
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Old 02-04-2007, 08:44 PM
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I like LC pads
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Flip a coin.
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I like the LC pads that I got with my Poorboys kit. I recently just bought some news ones, even though the original ones are still great!
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Yeah, I agree I like LC pads too now. I think if I were in the situation today, I would want those CCS pads. Those look HOTTTT!
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Edge all the way, especially if you own a truck, quicker and easier.
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Edge. Best foam pads on the market.
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My vote is for the Edge 2000 kit - The Edge Dual Action 6 Inch Kit includes The Edge 2000 DuraFoam Pads & a dual action Edge Adapter. edge foam pads, double side pads, polishing pads
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