Removing wax/sealant pads

[FloridaSun]

I have a PC 7424 using 6.5" pads. What is the best Pad to remove wax and sealant after buffing?

[oneheadlite]

Personally I've only heard of people using microfiber towels for removal of polish, wax, or sealants.

I know Griot's Garage sells a really thick foam pad meant to hold different bonnets for product removal; just a quick look on the Autogeek store digs up this:

Dual Action Microfiber Bonnet Kit (http://www.autogeek.net/pc7424-bonnet.html)

I'm sure they work just fine, but when I had spoken to a Griot's rep on the phone, they recommended the bonnet system more if you had a disability vs just standard practice. With a microfiber by hand I feel you'd be much less likely to run into trouble if you pick up a stray piece of grit.

As modern waxes and sealants just keep getting better and better, the wipe-off step that used to be a pain in the... arm has gotten a lot easier. Also, as Mike Phillips has said - Thin is in! A thin application of product also makes life a lot easier during the removal step.

What wax/sealant and towels have you been using?

[VISITOR]

apply a thin coat of your wax/sealant and it should easily wipe off, just make sure to use a clean/soft plush microfiber towel..

[wing commander]

I have a PC 7424 using 6.5" pads. What is the best Pad to remove wax and sealant after buffing?

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[Crispy]

You should use a microfiber or cotton bonnet over a soft pad.

They sell them everywhere.

Put it over the pad and using slow speed remove the wax.

I would follow up with hand buff.

[dlc95]

This is how I found Auto Geek. I was trying to hand compound a white single stage Sprinter van by hand. They are 9' tall and mine had no windows except in the front. I would still be trying to finish that job two years later if I did not call and place an order for the right products and advice from this forum.

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[Paul A.]

I tried the bonnets over a wool pad some years ago but found they loaded up with spent product too fast. I didn't last too long with them and quickly returned to a regular MF towel for removal.