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Old 06-13-2007, 09:31 PM
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Changing pads/changing products?

If i am trying say OPT polish and it isnt cutting it so to speak do I have to switch pads to try another polish for instance IP? Or do I have to break out another pad and start from scratch? No puns intended in this post.
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I always change pads when changing product, or clean them before i put something else on them)
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Ditto, especially oily polishes like Optimum. Cleaning optimum out of pads is a major pain compared to a water based polish like menzerna or poor boys.
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Always clean pads.
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ok thanks.
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