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Old 03-07-2007, 08:30 PM
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If you had to pick just one pad...

If you had to pick just one all-around pad (or maybe two pads) to use, what would it/they be? What products would you use with that all-around pad/pads?
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Old 03-07-2007, 08:52 PM
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orange and grey....orange for swirl removing/compounding with pb products, and the grey for applying waxes/glazes/sealants....i've survived many a detailing adventures with just an orange pad...works great and pretty much has decent cut depending on what type of polish/compound you are using...when i feel lazy i use a grey or blue pad to apply waxes and sealants that could just as easily be applied by hand...orange pad imoho is the best all around pad...
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Old 03-07-2007, 08:53 PM
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I oculdn't pick just 2 pads, there is so much that needs to be done with the different pads...
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One 7.5" LC variable contact polishing (white) pad for SSR2.5 and another 7.5" LC variable contact polishing pad for SSR1 or another finishing polish like PwC, PwS, AIO, etc.

If I can get by with polishing and finishing pads I'd be happy (most cases I'm happy )
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Edge = cantalope colored dual side
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Thanks for the feedback. What are the products you mentioned (pb, PwC, PwS, AIO)? Right now I use megs for compound/polish and 3M for wax. they seem to work pretty good. Are these other products better? And where can I find some trial size bottles? One more question...I am using the polish as an all around swirl remover/polisher. It seems to get rid of the swirls. Is there something better I can do?

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Thanks for the feedback. What are the products you mentioned (pb, PwC, PwS, AIO)? Right now I use megs for compound/polish and 3M for wax. they seem to work pretty good. Are these other products better? And where can I find some trial size bottles? One more question...I am using the polish as an all around swirl remover/polisher. It seems to get rid of the swirls. Is there something better I can do?
PB = Poorboy's
PwS - Poorboy's Polish with sealant
PwC = Poorboy's polish with carnauba
AIO = All in on polish, frequently referring to Klasse's version
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I use a white polishing pad the mmost.
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Id get a polishing pad: Cleaner waxes-polish- PWS
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Edge = cantalope colored dual side
, cut pad on one side, finishing on the other
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