jasondowning85
05-20-2014, 10:26 AM
Question for Mike or anyone else who might know the answer.
I've noticed in some of your videos, you're a big advocate of priming the pad before first use. Without going back and watching the videos, I remember you doing this with a DA. On some of the more recent videos I've watched, a rotary is being used and you just dive right in. You're using the 10 at 10 technique you always talk about, but when you lift up the pad, it looks as though 25-50% of the pad has dry spots.
Is there a reason for this or could it just be that these pads were not necessarily brand new?
Thanks
I've noticed in some of your videos, you're a big advocate of priming the pad before first use. Without going back and watching the videos, I remember you doing this with a DA. On some of the more recent videos I've watched, a rotary is being used and you just dive right in. You're using the 10 at 10 technique you always talk about, but when you lift up the pad, it looks as though 25-50% of the pad has dry spots.
Is there a reason for this or could it just be that these pads were not necessarily brand new?
Thanks