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Re: Trend: Small buffing pads
Woooo!
Any timeline for release? I need some of these "cough" hydropads "cough"
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Bob!!!! You changed your avatar . I like
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Re: Trend: Small buffing pads
Originally Posted by CEE DOG
Bob!!!! You changed your avatar . I like
Thanks Corey. Snapped a few pics over the weekend...Not too often we get to go topless during November in Ohio...that's speaking only of the Corvette, of course.
Bob
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I find 3" to 4" pads on a rotary with backplate stand off to be very useful.
Hopefully, the prototypes will materialize into something like the LC HT trio in 3.5". Be nice if it comes in thinner than 1" too!
LC brand or Optimum....either way.
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Re: Trend: Small buffing pads
Originally Posted by FUNX725
Thanks Corey. Snapped a few pics over the weekend...Not too often we get to go topless during November in Ohio...that's speaking only of the Corvette, of course.
Bob
So you've got two 'vettes, then? I thought all you had was the blown red C6.... the silver C5 'vert is yours too?
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Re: Trend: Small buffing pads
Mike, I agree with you. I have been using 4" and smaller pads on every job I do at some point during the job. I often will go a bit smaller size with the bp than the pad too in order to give a safety margin if working in a difficult area. I have also used your tip of spreading polish on the adjacent area to protect it in case the pad does happen to come in contact as well. That was a great tip BTW.
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Re: Trend: Small buffing pads
Originally Posted by Shiny Lil Detlr
So you've got two 'vettes, then? I thought all you had was the blown red C6.... the silver C5 'vert is yours too?
Yes...The C5 'vert is a 2002.
Bob
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Re: Trend: Small buffing pads
That's great news Mike.
I always use my 3" buffing pads with my customers/personal vehicles:
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