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Old 01-16-2012, 06:11 PM   #1
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Pad burnning

I noticed thar the size of the back plate I received was not 5 in but 4.5 inches. Aftet using 6.5 orange pad for about 30 minutes it burned on the velcro area. The black and white no problems. In my humble opinion 2 inches of play is way too much. I used a newone and the 2nd one burnned in about 5 minutes.

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Old 01-16-2012, 06:16 PM   #2
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Re: Pad burnning

Welcome to AG first of all!!

What product did you use on the pad and how much?
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Re: Pad burnning

6 inch backing plate with 6.5 inch pads
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Re: Pad burnning

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I noticed thar the size of the back plate I received was not 5 in but 4.5 inches. Aftet using 6.5 orange pad for about 30 minutes it burned on the velcro area. The black and white no problems. In my humble opinion 2 inches of play is way too much. I used a newone and the 2nd one burnned in about 5 minutes.

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6.5 pads on a 5inch plate is your problem........you need a 6inch backing plate
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Old 01-16-2012, 06:30 PM   #5
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Re: Pad burnning

If your humble opinion was that 2" of overhang was too much and after burning the velcro, why did you jump in the fire again? Yeah Pat, my idea is to get the right size backing plate and pad.
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I noticed thar the size of the back plate I received was not 5 in but 4.5 inches. Aftet using 6.5 orange pad for about 30 minutes it burned on the velcro area. The black and white no problems. In my humble opinion 2 inches of play is way too much. I used a newone and the 2nd one burnned in about 5 minutes.

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I noticed thar the size of the back plate I received was not 5 in but 4.5 inches. Aftet using 6.5 orange pad for about 30 minutes it burned on the velcro area. The black and white no problems. In my humble opinion 2 inches of play is way too much. I used a newone and the 2nd one burnned in about 5 minutes.

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Hi,

Welcome to AGO!
It would be nice if you can upload a photo showing the burning of your pad, about how the velcro was burnt.
While you are supposed to use a 6 inch backing plate for 6.5 inch pad, it should not make your pad burn due to that reason alone. I have used a 7 inch pad on a 5 inch backing plate before with no problem. Please describe the product and procedure used, how long and how hard you pressed on the machine during the process.
If you keep pressing on the same spot, you can make the pad / paint very hot even with DA.

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Re: Pad burnning

Honestly I think backing plate burning / melting is heat coming from the polisher / spindle assembly.
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Re: Pad burnning

Pad type? Backing plate type? Short or long loop backing plate? Sounds like operator error to me.
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From using too much pressure perhaps?
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We can guess further, but obviously more info is needed to provide the opinion.
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