Looking for new pads for the Griots G9 in 5.5”

[Coatingsarecrack]

Which pad is less prone to stalling on a low power DA - Rupes yellow, LC flat or LC thin pro?

Try 3 of each. You will find that both of those are very popular in opinions.

I will be trying the Rupes next…


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[kantonburg]

I agree. No better pads for noobs to get their feet wet than Lake Country Flat Foam Pads. 1st pads I was recommended and used. They stand the test of time.

I'll 3rd. I still buy flat LCs. They just work.

[Desertnate]

Which pad is less prone to stalling on a low power DA - Rupes yellow, LC flat or LC thin pro?

Depends on your polisher. The ThinPro's will be the least likely, but all three should work fine on just about any polisher. If I had to rank them from least likely to most, I'd start with ThinPro, then Flat, and then Rupes. I never used a Rupes pad on my old HF polisher, but I never stalled out when using either of the LC pads.

[Eldorado2k]

Which pad is less prone to stalling on a low power DA - Rupes yellow, LC flat or LC thin pro?

Lake Country Thin Pros

[dlc95]

I've been liking the Rupes pads lately particularly the wool for cutting. I usually have a hard time correcting painted plastic because the substrate heats up so fast. The wool pads are a night and day difference.

I've always liked their foams, which are similar to the Buff and Shine Uro-Tec and LC HDO/SDO lines.

The original LC flats are always a great option too. They are work horses.