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grid gaurd washer
Can your pads be used immediately after cleaing them with the pad washer, or do you still have to sit them out to dry compeletly before using again
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If you are spinning them afterwards they do dry pretty well, so you could use them again as needed but still lightly damp. If you want the pad completely dry allow some time to sit out.
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Ok..but will it have any affect on applying the polish if the pad is still slightly wet?
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I havent used at pad washer but it will make your polish runny and increase splatter and sling if you use a damp or wet pad. A little moisture isnt bad but if its too wet it will cause problems.
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" Jon Leidgen
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if they are still slightly wet then it will cause a small issue, but that will be taken care of in a couple passes. The nice thing about the grit guard washer is that the little orange squeezer thing draws every last drop of water out of the pad. It gets it so much more dry than just shaking it or spinning it on the machine. I would still recommend that you have at least two of each pad around though. This is why I use the Edge 2000 pads. When one is wet I just flip it over. By the time I need to clean that side, the other side is dry.
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I use mine right after cleaning. I spin dry them in the air, then run them on the little dryer on the lid. Have very little moisture in them when done.
I have done the switch thing too. Let pad 1 dry while you are using pad 2, then use pad 1 while pad 2 is drying.
Kevin
Griots Garage 6in ROP, 3in ROP, pneumatic 3in polisher
Flex 3401, Porter Cable PC7424 (the old non-XP model).
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Will the plastic gaurd that cleans the pad, damage it at all?
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Guess I better back up and introduce myself...Name is Cadd..from Houma, La. I just joined the forum a few days ago. I started doing some small time detailing for friends and family about a yr. ago. Think I am catching on and learing pretty quick. I have always been pretty picky about my cars, so I take alot of pride in my work. So anyway, I am looking foward to picking up as much knowledge and tips that you guys can offer. Thanks
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Re: grid gaurd washer
Originally Posted by cadd
Guess I better back up and introduce myself...Name is Cadd..from Houma, La. I just joined the forum a few days ago. I started doing some small time detailing for friends and family about a yr. ago. Think I am catching on and learing pretty quick. I have always been pretty picky about my cars, so I take alot of pride in my work. So anyway, I am looking foward to picking up as much knowledge and tips that you guys can offer. Thanks
I don't have a GG Pad Washer (YET), but when I do hand-rinse a pad during a polishing session, I will spin dry it then wrap it in a MF towel and squeeze as much water out as possible. As others said too much water will get messy and sling all over. Just dry it the best you can and continue on.
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