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    hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Put the GG 3" on any type of tilt and the pad will stop, I don't care what type of foam pad you're using. The Rupes Mini has this problem, too. MF pads work much better on these machine, as they will contour a lot better.


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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Quote Originally Posted by Eldorado2k View Post
    I'm eyeing the new Boss 3" Beefy backing plate to combine with my HF DA. Looking forward to hearing some reviews once people get their hands on it.


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    looking forward to a review as well...want to use it on my GG6

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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    And here is yet another effective use for the GG 3"
    http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ml#post1451206

    It got the job done!

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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Quote Originally Posted by Eldorado2k View Post
    ... The new pads look neat, but show us some legit paint correction using them with the GG3. A demo video would be great.

    Quote Originally Posted by Eldorado2k View Post
    Alright, I stand corrected.

    Sounds like maybe you've changed your mind? I pulled some screen shots of a video I took of some damp sanding, followed by using the GG3 along with Megs 3" MF Cut disc and LC 3" white pad. BOSS cremes were used (Correcting Cream and Perfecting Cream)

    This was done on a practice panel I've used for various testing.




    Damp sanding with Mirka Abralon discs



    Panel after damp sanding



    3" Megs MF Cut Disc w/ BOSS Correcting Cream



    3" Lake Country White polish pad w/ BOSS Perefecting Cream



    End result




    Myself, I'm excited to have more options with the pads coming out, especially after Megs discontinued their small MF Cut discs.

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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Quote Originally Posted by JustJesus View Post
    Myself, I'm excited to have more options with the pads coming out, especially after Megs discontinued their small MF Cut discs.
    the new lake country microfiber pads also come in the 2.25" size too (AG doesn't stock them right now) and with the new 2" DA backing plate it's another option as well...

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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    I have never had any issues with the GG3 equipped with 3" pads. It has always provided enough power for the task at hand. I too have removed 3K grit sanding marks without issue.

    One thing to note is always keep in mind the size of the machine and thus its limitations. You just have to take your time with it and cannot expect to power through the task at hand.

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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    good points mike ^ i think some expect too much out of it. maybe the next version will have as much torque/power to where it won't bog down at all, j/k...


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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Quote Originally Posted by JustJesus View Post
    Sounds like maybe you've changed your mind? I pulled some screen shots of a video I took of some damp sanding, followed by using the GG3 along with Megs 3" MF Cut disc and LC 3" white pad. BOSS cremes were used (Correcting Cream and Perfecting Cream)

    This was done on a practice panel I've used for various testing.




    Damp sanding with Mirka Abralon discs



    Panel after damp sanding



    3" Megs MF Cut Disc w/ BOSS Correcting Cream



    3" Lake Country White polish pad w/ BOSS Perefecting Cream



    End result




    Myself, I'm excited to have more options with the pads coming out, especially after Megs discontinued their small MF Cut discs.
    Cool.. It seems like the orangepeel survived the wetsanding? Were you using you using a sanding disc with a foam interface?



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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Quote Originally Posted by VISITOR View Post
    the new lake country microfiber pads also come in the 2.25" size too (AG doesn't stock them right now) and with the new 2" DA backing plate it's another option as well...
    Good! More options! Thanks for letting me know.


    Quote Originally Posted by Eldorado2k View Post
    Cool.. It seems like the orangepeel survived the wetsanding? Were you using you using a sanding disc with a foam interface?
    In that particular section, yes, the orange peel did survive some. In another section, I went through the clear (practice panel that has seen more than it's fair share of damp sanding, compounding, and polishing).

    I didn't use the foam interface (Keep forgetting I have the Megs version), but the Abralon discs *do* have some foam on them, albeit it's quite thin and soft.

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    Re: hmmm.. another option for the GG3?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike@DedicatedPerfection View Post
    I have never had any issues with the GG3 equipped with 3" pads. It has always provided enough power for the task at hand. I too have removed 3K grit sanding marks without issue.

    One thing to note is always keep in mind the size of the machine and thus its limitations. You just have to take your time with it and cannot expect to power through the task at hand.
    What pads did you find to be your favorite on the GG3?

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