Claude
07-09-2013, 06:52 PM
Hey Guys,
I was detailing my wife's 07 jeep compass a daily driver with 64k miles on it now.
Never really worked on removing the swirls on it because its Stone White, but it was getting out of hand.
So i decided to use the Meg's swirl remover system the 6' surbuf pads with griots D/A.
I have these pads for a while i wanted to give them a whirl.
For tight spaces i decided to use my old pc with a 4" plate and 4" surbuf pads.
The pads and the megs products are excellent the vehicle looks great no swirls whatsoever.
Ran the 6" with setting of 4-5 on Griots..
Ran the Pc with 4" 4-5 also.
I got to the front bumper so i decided the 4" would work perfect there, and in one pass it flattened the paint, no shine or anything, it looked like i sanded the bumper down. I looked at the 4" pad and the pad fibers melted..
I thought maybe the pad wore out because of use, but i havent used it before, so i switch to a brand new one and i primed it and slowed the PC down to 3 speed...and with one pass that pad melted.
I went over the areas with LC mf pads with megs product and got the shine right back and no swirls.
Has this happened to anyone else?
Seems to me the pad doesnt work on plastic bumpers..
Claude:buffing:
I was detailing my wife's 07 jeep compass a daily driver with 64k miles on it now.
Never really worked on removing the swirls on it because its Stone White, but it was getting out of hand.
So i decided to use the Meg's swirl remover system the 6' surbuf pads with griots D/A.
I have these pads for a while i wanted to give them a whirl.
For tight spaces i decided to use my old pc with a 4" plate and 4" surbuf pads.
The pads and the megs products are excellent the vehicle looks great no swirls whatsoever.
Ran the 6" with setting of 4-5 on Griots..
Ran the Pc with 4" 4-5 also.
I got to the front bumper so i decided the 4" would work perfect there, and in one pass it flattened the paint, no shine or anything, it looked like i sanded the bumper down. I looked at the 4" pad and the pad fibers melted..
I thought maybe the pad wore out because of use, but i havent used it before, so i switch to a brand new one and i primed it and slowed the PC down to 3 speed...and with one pass that pad melted.
I went over the areas with LC mf pads with megs product and got the shine right back and no swirls.
Has this happened to anyone else?
Seems to me the pad doesnt work on plastic bumpers..
Claude:buffing: