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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
Okay. Since wax and sealant are applied in a thinner amount than say polish, is it necessary to use the same amount of pads to cover the same area? I imagine I could get away with fewer pads?
My budget just doesn't allow for buying 2 6 packs of pads right now.
Decided to get 1 orange, 1 white, 2 black, and 2 blues. Combined with my Hex Logic pads, I got 2 orange, 2 white, 2 blacks, and 2 blues!
Planning to use M105 with the orange, M205 with the whites, DG601/DG105 with the blacks, and Collinite 845 with the blues!
Excited to try it out and prep my car for winter.
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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
I'm hesitant with hydrotech because they seem to have poor durability whereas the flats seemed to be quite universally loved?
Is there really a need to buy orange pads since I don't plan on using 105 (new car, no major scratches other than some minor scratches) that much? 105 is quite a heavy cut so I was thinking I'd use 205 over the whole car followed by DG601+105 and Collinite 845.
I suppose I could just use the orange pads with the 205 to increase the cut?
I thought the same thing, but my experience using them hasn't been consistent with those reporting premature failure.
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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
Okay. Since wax and sealant are applied in a thinner amount than say polish, is it necessary to use the same amount of pads to cover the same area? I imagine I could get away with fewer pads?
My budget just doesn't allow for buying 2 6 packs of pads right now.
I use one pad for the whole car for waxes and sealants. You aren't removing paint so there should be no build-up on the pads.
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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
Originally Posted by Riff
I use one pad for the whole car for waxes and sealants. You aren't removing paint so there should be no build-up on the pads.
Ah okay. Good to hear that!
So there's really no need to do intermediate cleaning either?
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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
Ah okay. Good to hear that!
So there's really no need to do intermediate cleaning either?
I don't. But I'm just a hobbyist. Maybe some pros might think differently.
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Re: Chemical Guys Lake Country Pads
I'm just detailing my daily driver so it'll work for me! I'll be checking the pads every time I apply the wax anyways.
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