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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Originally Posted by Matador
Mike,
So would these thinner pads make my GG6 more effective? Will also it 'cleaning better' and 'not heating up as a thicker pad' as someone said here make me not to have to use 3-4 pads a car and say maybe '1-2' per car then?
I want to get some to try out also. I am thinking of getting 2 of each. So the dangers is the pad is just thinner and I have to be careful on countored edges, right?
on the traditional PC-style DA the thinner pads have less foam which means less twist in helping to rotate. i would at least have 4-5 pads (can never have enough and the more the better) for polishing/compounding. the thinner pads tend to get saturated quicker as well...
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek
Thanks, Mike!
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Originally Posted by VISITOR
on the traditional PC-style DA the thinner pads have less foam which means less twist in helping to rotate. i would at least have 4-5 pads (can never have enough and the more the better) for polishing/compounding. the thinner pads tend to get saturated quicker as well...
Thanks!
I use Mike's technique of the terry cloth towel to eat up the spent polish on the pads.
Thanks! Hmmm....may save up some cash to get 4 each when the time is right. It IS off season (for me)...
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Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Definitely need more than 2 pads per step.
The terry cloth method is a good way to clean spent polish and paint.
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Would anyone be interested in a torture test with these vs low pro buff n shine
1 pad per car on speed 6 via g21?
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Originally Posted by nothingface5384
Would anyone be interested in a torture test with these vs low pro buff n shine
1 pad per car on speed 6 via g21?
Let us know the outcome
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
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I am very pleased with the BOSS thin pads thus far. I would try these one day I suppose.
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Not a huge fan of the thinpros, but I love the boss and Rupes pads.
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Re: Lake Country ThinPro Foam Pad System
Originally Posted by Dereksdtail
Not a huge fan of the thinpros, but I love the boss and Rupes pads.
I have a dodge ram while my 150 is in the body shop it has some scratches and it only has 7,000 miles. So being bored I decided to play around with my Rupe mini and Wolfgang uber compound with a blue Rupes pad. To my surprise the blue Rupes with the uber finished down really well and removed said imperfections. So there was no need to use the Wolfgang finishing polish, I would if it were mine or a customers vehicle, I'm kinda on the fence with the Rupes pads mainly because of price but hey they work.
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