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    Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    Anyone using these pads these days? It seems they are supposed to cut really nice? Specifically want them for my Rupes Mini. Anyone try that combo, or are they to thick and dont work well? Dont really hear much about these pads....






    Surbuf R Series 6.5 Inch Buffing Pads 2 Pack, surbuf pads, polishing pads

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    Nobody seems to use these since microfiber pads came out. I've never used them, but IIRC they left some hazing, I guess between MF, the advanced wools, and some of the new foams, these pads just became an also-ran.

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    You must be right Setec. But I have heard they will out cut the megs discs. I figured some mite still use these pads for heavy cutting?

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    They will slightly out cut the DMC, but the hazing is twice as bad and you give back any time savings during the polishing step

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    I have them and sometimes use them with my Flex 3401. Never hurts to have options and I have found that they do cut very well but in fact do leave some haze so I wouldn't recommend them as a single polishing step option. Expect to use foam and a finish polish after.

    I use them with Menzerna pf2500 or fg400 it seems when I do use them.

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    Another thing to mention is I feel like I use less product with these pads. They mention just 3 small dots and it seems the product does spread better and work pretty well using less compared to using foam.

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    The DA Cutting Pad Show Down

    Seems like the Megs cuts and finishes better.

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    Re: Surbuf R Series Buffing Pads

    Some good articles, thanks for the links guys!

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