4 Inch Double Precion Pads using A drill

[Jason]

I have a Nissan Titan that requires a lot of polishing time. I’ve been meaning to try these pads since they came out to see how they would work versus the polishing balls and cloth wheels. To use the 4 inch Double Precision pads(edge 2K Technology) with a drill your going to need the following
Double Precision Foam Pads (http://www.autogeek.net/doubleprecision-cyclo-pads.html)
1 - rotary adapter (http://www.autogeek.net/e206.html)
1 - drill adapter (http://www.autogeek.net/4inch-spot-buffs.html)
1 – ½ inch or 3/8 inch Electric drill
You can also use a rotary or a DA with the 4 inch double precision pads. To use a DA you will need the Edge DA Quick Connect Adapter (http://autogeek.net/e210.html).

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The 4 inch pads with the quick adapter worked perfect. Unlike the polishing balls the 4 inch pads were more stable and allowed me to control the drill a bit more.
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I use the wenol blue paste to polish the chrome front and rear bumpers and the stainless steel steps.
Over all the use of the quick connect made a big difference in handling and comfort. The green and white pad did a great job in cleaning and finishing the chrome.

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[ScottB]

that truck and big sexy legs can only belong to one AG staffer !!!