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    More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    I'm accustomed to using the orange and white LC 5.5 flat pads and happy with the results I get.
    Never tried the hydro techs and curious as to whether or not I should get the 5.5 1.25 bogos or stick with a 6 pack of flat pads?

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    Re: More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    im in your situation, but the cut and way they say the tangerine pads finish are very appealing to me

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    Quote Originally Posted by BrandonJ View Post
    im in your situation, but the cut and way they say the tangerine pads finish are very appealing to me
    True but I believe that goes for the low profile tangerine pads...not the 5.5 by 1.25's...that's my big concern ...hmm

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    Re: More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    I don't think the extra thickness will be an issue if you have a Griots, but I've only ever used 7/8 inch thick pads and have no experience with those thicker ones.

    A PCXP, though I dunno...

    my buddy callicles showed me his setup once. A PCXP with 6.5 x 1.25 inch thick CCS pads which he did his 525i with (talk about making life hard on yourself).

    Took him a while but he got 'er swirl free...
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    Should've mentioned that im using a PC lol
    im going to settle with a 6 pack of the 5.5 flat pads for now and throw in a 5.5 7/8 tangerine hydro tech pad to test out

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    Re: More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan R View Post
    im going to settle with a 6 pack of the 5.5 flat pads for now and throw in a 5.5 7/8 tangerine hydro tech pad to test out
    Wish I did that when I ordered to try out the hydro tech, when I try them I'll definetly go for the thinner ones

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    Quote Originally Posted by Detailchick View Post
    Wish I did that when I ordered to try out the hydro tech, when I try them I'll definetly go for the thinner ones
    I almost forgot to add it! Lol I'm sure I'll be happy with it. I've always seen good reviews on the hydro tech low profiles

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    Re: More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    why are you going with the lc flats over the hydros? if you had a GG would you be going with the hydros?

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    Re: More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    No question.... Get the hydrotech pads. The cyan have a shorter life but as amazing as they are the bogo price makes them appealing. Wth the new hybrid out you could go that route to replace the cyan but bogo is bogo. Take good care and you can get much more than 5$ out of a cyan pad.

    Crimson and tangerine their is just no question... If you don't have plenty of them stock up!!

    For wax and sealant grab some red and blue regular flat if they are available. Also, for super super soft paints you may like regular gray for finishing polishes but most paints finish better with crimson ht than gray.
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    Re: More lc 5.5 flat pads or hydro tech bogos?

    Can someone post a link to the logo for the hydro tech pads?

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