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Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
I have pretty much every color of LC Flat pad (yellow, orange, white, black, blue), but I don't have any wool/microfiber pads for heavy correction/compounding work. What would you guys recommend and how many pads should I be getting for 20-21 foot boats (wakeboard boats)?
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by CC268
I have pretty much every color of LC Flat pad (yellow, orange, white, black, blue), but I don't have any wool/microfiber pads for heavy correction/compounding work. What would you guys recommend and how many pads should I be getting for 20-21 foot boats (wakeboard boats)?
If you are going to be doing heavy correction on a lot of boats, you should consider getting a good rotary buffer and some wool pads. It will save you a lot of time and will be able to correct better than GG6 DA.
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by FrankS
If you are going to be doing heavy correction on a lot of boats, you should consider getting a good rotary buffer and some wool pads. It will save you a lot of time and will be able to correct better than GG6 DA.
Yea...I understand that...ideally I would like a Flex 3401, but I don't do this for a living and I will probably never have a boat that needs heavy heavy correction work. Regardless I think it would be good to get a some more aggressive pads for the GG6.
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by CC268
Yea...I understand that...ideally I would like a Flex 3401, but I don't do this for a living and I will probably never have a boat that needs heavy heavy correction work. Regardless I think it would be good to get a some more aggressive pads for the GG6.
You should look into the Lake Country ThinPro 5.5" Pads: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System 5.5 Inch.
Griots Garage also has some thin MF pads that will work good on the GG6 for more cut: Griots Garage 5 inch Micro Fiber FAST Cutting Pad.
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by FrankS
I have the most aggressive foam pads you can buy, so I think the MF pads would be the way to go. How many would you typically use on a boat 20-21 feet?
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by CC268
I will probably never have a boat that
needs heavy heavy correction work.
Regardless I think it would be good
to get a some more aggressive pads
for the GG6.
In that case...
Lake Country’s Foamed Wool
pads should suffice, IMO.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by CC268
I have the most aggressive foam pads you can buy, so I think the MF pads would be the way to go. How many would you typically use on a boat 20-21 feet?
Depends on how bad the boat is and how you plan on cleaning your pads.
Compressed air is probably the best way for cleaning MF pads on the fly. If you don't have access to compressed air then get a wool pad spur.
I would get 4-6 pads. The cleaner the pads, the better the results.
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Thanks - I typically use Mike's Pad Cleaning on the Fly technique...using a terry towel
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
Originally Posted by CC268
Thanks - I typically use Mike's Pad Cleaning on the Fly technique...using a terry towel
That's a good technique also.
Compressed air, a spur or a brush will help to fluff the fibers back up on the MF pad.
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Re: Best compounding pad for GG6 DA Polisher?
I have compressed air at my house which is nice but if I'm detailing a buddies boat I probability won't have access but shouldn't be too big of a deal.
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