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Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
Howdy!
First time posting in the forums after researching through the site. Just about ready to order some items to get started on some paint detailing and had a quick question about a couple of the pads.
I'm looking at getting this starter kit with the PC7424XP:
Porter Cable 7424 & Foam Pad Kit - Car Buffer
that comes with some good accessories and a set of 6.5" LC CCS pads of your choice. I see it also comes with a couple of 5.5" Inch Red Soft Wax Pads. Where would these 5.5" wax pads fit in on the scale of the LC pads? Similar to the LC red pads? Just trying to see about where they fit in so I can get a better variety of pads to start out with.
Thanks!
SJ
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
Originally Posted by Xen256
Howdy!
First time posting in the forums after researching through the site. Just about ready to order some items to get started on some paint detailing and had a quick question about a couple of the pads.
Welcome to Autogeek Online!
Originally Posted by Xen256
I'm looking at getting this starter kit with the PC7424XP:
Porter Cable 7424 & Foam Pad Kit - Car Buffer
that comes with some good accessories and a set of 6.5" LC CCS pads of your choice. I see it also comes with a couple of 5.5" Inch Red Soft Wax Pads.
Where would these 5.5" wax pads fit in on the scale of the LC pads? Similar to the LC red pads? Just trying to see about where they fit in so I can get a better variety of pads to start out with.
Thanks!
SJ
Those pads are Lake Country Pads, the are a soft, foam finishing or waxing pad, flat in design. Excellent for machine applying a finishing wax or sealant.
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
I am going to be purchasing some LC D.A. CCS pads and was wondering which ones to go with? I will be mostly dealing with light to moderate swirls and light scratches on clear coat.
Thanks.
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
Originally Posted by NoBama316
I am going to be purchasing some LC D.A. CCS pads and was wondering which ones to go with? I will be mostly dealing with light to moderate swirls and light scratches on clear coat.
Thanks.
Personally, I prefer the Flat pads over CCS. Either way get some Orange, White and Gray or check out the HT pads- Lake Country Hydro-Tech pads
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
I would also recommend the 5 1/2" Flat Pads over the 6 1/2" CCS pads.
BobbyG - 2004 Millennium Yellow Z06 Corvette
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
Thanks guys, that answers my question perfectly.
SJ
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
Originally Posted by BobbyG
I would also recommend the 5 1/2" Flat Pads over the 6 1/2" CCS pads.
If you talk to customer service they will let you get 5.5" pads instead of 6.5'
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
I intend on getting the 5.5, but why the flat over the CCS? What is the major difference?
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Re: Red soft wax pads with PC 7424XP?
Originally Posted by NoBama316
I intend on getting the 5.5, but why the flat over the CCS? What is the major difference?
Personal preference.
Some people love flat pads, some people love CCS pads, some people love many of the different designs on the market. You really won't know what's best for your tool and "style" until you've tried a few different types.
Eric Dunn and I shot some "Features" for CCS pads and Kompressor pads for our new TV show, when they air you'll get a chance to see them and hear Eric Dunn, the "Pad Man" share some info about each style.
New Teaser Video - Autogeek's What's in the Garage TV Show!
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