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Old 06-04-2007, 08:44 AM
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It's all about reducing heat with the waves. The 3M waffles are nice but I'm wary about the edge waves. They seem really big waffles. Could there be a chance of dried up polish capturing into the lower areas of the pads................

There may be a little wetness, but if you use a minimal amount of pressure on the machine it will dissipate
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Flat ones are safer. I know, been there done that.
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why do you say flat ones are safer... just curious as im in the same boat
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Whats the difference between the 6inch and the 8 inch edge pads? (obviously size) I was watching the video on the Edge pads and it was nice seeing that you can use both sides of the 8 inch pads when manuvering.

Whats the advantage of having the 6 inchers?
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Flat ones are safer. I know, been there done that.
Please explain.
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