Hey guys,
I just got done outside for the day doing some correction steps and sealing.
- 3M Perfect It II Rubbing Compound - I've been using this on my old '99 Civic that has been heavily neglected/abused. Did a test spot on my hood and was amazed at the gloss that returned.
- WG Total Swirl Remover 3.0 - Worked awesome on my wife's new car. There were a few odd scratches on the passenger side door that easily came out. It finishes nicely too!
- DG 501/601 4:1 Mix - This is what I've been using as a "cleaner" to chemically remove anything the clay bar hasn't caught.
- DG 105/601 4:1 Mix - This smells great and leaves a nice shine. Though I can't really tell the difference from this and 501/601.
Anyway, here's my issue. I started cleaning some of the pads I used yesterday/today and I'm having an issue with the white pad I used for the DG 501/601 Mix. I sprayed Pinnacle XMT Polishing Pad Cleaner liberally on the pad and waited a couple of minutes. I then used an old toothbrush to agitate and ran the pad under clean cold water.
The XMT cleaner only got some of the the sealant out, but did an awesome job cleaning the pads used for the 3M compound and the Wolfgang TSR.
Is this typical of pad cleaners? I can still scrape the mixture out of the pad with my thumbnail. Should I soak the pad with more pad cleaner, soak it in APC maybe or get a different pad cleaner?
Thanks guys!
Helder
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