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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
Originally Posted by tuscarora dave
This pad will work fine on a scratched up old dump truck.
A little 60 or 80 grit sandpaper will make that pad look like new...... Ok, well almost
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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
Originally Posted by SpoiledMan
They'll cut less but they aren't done. Use on.
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The pads will still cut paint and do so effectively. He doesn't need to go out and buy new ones at this point. I have 9006's that I've had for five or more years now that still work and look worse.
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It's a matter of *experience* good man. That pad will polish on for a long time.
I Agree with the above 3
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For those of you that think that pads are toast, how long have you been detailing and are you detailing as a business? Just curious.
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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
Originally Posted by SpoiledMan
For those of you that think that pads are toast, how long have you been detailing and are you detailing as a business? Just curious.
I've been detailing for a few years. Sure, they're probably not toast, but they're not gonna work nearly to their full potential. Unless you're broke, why not spend a few bucks on some new pads that will last a good while longer and perform better? If you think about it, it makes plenty of sense.
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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6
I've been detailing for a few years. Sure, they're probably not toast, but they're not gonna work nearly to their full potential. Unless you're broke, why not spend a few bucks on some new pads that will last a good while longer and perform better? If you think about it, it makes plenty of sense.
Sure, Mark it makes total sense and I agree with you. I have a ton of brand new pads and I can use them without a problem. I'm just asking everyone here what they think before I throw them away. Why throw away something that can still work right? If everyone says that the pad is shot then I'll throw it away no problems. Just wanted to hear it from the more experienced detailers. This is a forum, isn't it?
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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
When your pads get to looking like that, toss them in a box. When the box is full send me a PM and I,ll give s 25on cents on the dollar for them and use them for another season.
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Originally Posted by Marc08EX
Sure, Mark it makes total sense and I agree with you. I have a ton of brand new pads and I can use them without a problem. I'm just asking everyone here what they think before I throw them away. Why throw away something that can still work right? If everyone says that the pad is shot then I'll throw it away no problems. Just wanted to hear it from the more experienced detailers. This is a forum, isn't it?
Marc, I sincerely apologize if I offended you. I just thought you may not have anymore new pads or you don't want to spend money on new pads. I wouldn't use the pad you posted on paint, but that's just me, and I was offering my opinion. You're one of my favorite forum members.
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Originally Posted by tuscarora dave
When your pads get to looking like that, toss them in a box. When the box is full send me a PM and I,ll give s 25on cents on the dollar for them and use them for another season.
I was going to offer a flat $1! Who should I PM my address to?
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Re: Are my foam pads toast?
Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6
Marc, I sincerely apologize if I offended you. I just thought you may not have anymore new pads or you don't want to spend money on new pads. I wouldn't use the pad you posted on paint, but that's just me, and I was offering my opinion. You're one of my favorite forum members.
Mark, you didn't offend me at all. I took your comments as very constructive and helpful. I value and highly regard your opinion.
Thank you for your input on this subject, Mark! Thanks also to everyone who helped out with what they think! I really appreciate it.
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