How to use 4" Nanoskin Autoscrub Pads on the Cyclo Polisher

How to use 4" Nanoskin Autoscrub Pads on the Cyclo Polisher


4" Nanoskin Autoscrub Pads
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Step 1: Center and attach the 4" Nanoskin Autoscrub pads to the backing plates on the Cyclo Polisher

Step 2: Spray panel down liberally using Nanoskin Glide Instant Detail Spray Lubricant

Step 3: Set speed to the 4-5 setting and then place Nanoskin Autoscrub pad against panel and move polisher over paint using medium arm speed with overlapping passes.

Dave and his first time using the Nanoskin Autoscrub Pads

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Optional: Machine polish and wax paint for a perfect show car shine...

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I gotta ask, how much marring was left behind?

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Originally Posted by SonOfOC

I gotta ask, how much marring was left behind?

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I didn't see any on this light color.

I'd recommend to plan on machine polishing paint with at least one polishing step anytime you clay, Autoscrub or Speedy Prep Towel.

That way no matter how you remove aboves surface bonded contaminants if there is any marring it's not an issue. What's more important is getting the contaminants off the paint.


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Speed of 4-5??? I thought you are suppose to go at 1-2 speed? Feedback if possible

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Originally Posted by rock012345

Speed of 4-5??? I thought you are suppose to go at 1-2 speed? Feedback if possible

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Pads don't really spin well on the Cyclo till you get to at least the 3 setting...

1 to 3 on the Porter Cable could be what you're thinking of? It's not about speed but it is about keeping the pads rotating as you move it over the surface.

Each person should be focusing on the task at hand and adjust the speed setting accordingly.


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Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek

Pads don't really spin well on the Cyclo till you get to at least the 3 setting...

1 to 3 on the Porter Cable could be what you're thinking of? It's not about speed but it is about keeping the pads rotating as you move it over the surface.

Each person should be focusing on the task at hand and adjust the speed setting accordingly.


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Oh okay, thanks Mike.

I didn't know about the cyclo power as I never owned one, I assumed using autoscrub on any da was a universal speed of 1-2. Thanks for clearing that up

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Originally Posted by rock012345

I assumed using autoscrub on any da was a universal speed of 1-2.

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I'd say it is generally true just not on the Cyclo...


How To use Nanoskin Autoscrub Pads on Makita BO6040

Set speed to the 2 to 3 setting...
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Also, when I wrote for Meguiar's I learned to always give people a range instead of a specific single speed setting and then let them decide because their situation might be different. It's nice to have options...



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How should we store the autoscrub pads after use? I am concerned the rubber surface may break down or have an adverse reaction to certain plastics if it is stored in plastic bags or containers.

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Originally Posted by JasonB

How should we store the autoscrub pads after use?

I am concerned the rubber surface may break down or have an adverse reaction to certain plastics if it is stored in plastic bags or containers.

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I normally rinse them off and then store them by stacking them on top one-another, rubber side to velcro cloth side. But keep in mind, I have to manage a large quantity of these types of clay substitutes.


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