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  1. 01-31-2012, 10:21 PM #1
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    Buffer pads

    I would like to know if anyone has any suggestions on which buffer pads are the best ones to use for a non-swirl finish? Thanks.
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    Re: Buffer pads

    If you are to apply wax/sealant/polish, I'd go with LC white.
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    Re: Buffer pads

    Quote Originally Posted by Danube View Post
    If you are to apply wax/sealant/polish, I'd go with LC white.
    Why would you use a polishing pad to apply waxes and sealants instead of a finishing pad like the black or blue?
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    Re: Buffer pads

    Red or gold for applying wax or sealant.
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    Re: Buffer pads

    I stand corrected.
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