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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
Originally Posted by dlc95
I've been interest in the Hydro tech line, especially the Cyan cutting pad, but have read, and seen questionable reviews of this particular series of pads.
I've also experienced that the hex logic (b&s) pads are exceptionally resilient, and robust. However, I've yet to run an LC CCS pad to failure.
The hydrotech line is very unique in that it only uses closed cell foams. The down side to closed cell foams is that they are not as durable as a standard open cell foam.
While there are a majority of people in the U.S. that prefer a open celled pad over the hydrotech pads, there are WAY TOO MANY people who actually LOVE them.
Many people in Europe love closed cell foams. The difference is more people in Europe are using them on a rotary polisher, which doesn't stress or break down the foam as easy as the tearing action of a DA polisher.
Don't get me wrong, they do work fantastic on a PC or standard DA.
-Dave
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
Originally Posted by VISITOR
allen, is this you with the black t-shirt to the left in the background?
Not sure, if that's a bottle of M21 in-hand...it is likely me
There was such a clamor to use the new Machine that I directed my attention to Bob- IMZMAN's wheels, with the intent of testing out the new Megs Sprayable Trim Dressing on the Wheel Wells. it turned out that the can Mike Stoops showed us was only Prop, so I used M40 on the wells and M21 on the faces and barrels
Below is a confirmed sighting
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
Originally Posted by allenk4
Not sure, if that's a bottle of M21 in-hand...it is likely me
There was such a clamor to use the new Machine that I directed my attention to Bob- IMZMAN's wheels, with the intent of testing out the new Megs Sprayable Trim Dressing on the Wheel Wells. it turned out that the can Mike Stoops showed us was only Prop, so I used M40 on the wells and M21 on the faces and barrels
Below is a confirmed sighting
cool, i thought you were the one with the arms crossed and black t-shirt/blue jeans. i've seen you before at tnog, i'll have to say hi next time i go there...
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
B&S flat pads all the way!!!
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
If anyone has any questions or concerns about the Buff and Shine pads, I can always be reached. My email is edunn@buffandshine.com
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
Originally Posted by addysdaddy
old thread was bumped by pad man but considering every day people keep posting about microfiber cleaner choices and how to clean pads....or "help me pick a powerwasher", i don't care about necrothreads anymore, haha
customer service is definitely a great variable, but if the type of pad either isn't made or isn't available/stocked by their customers, then you have to look elsewhere.
that exact reason is why i switched to B&S. i simply needed something LC didn't make (stopped making) and/or nobody had in stock. being priced better that LC from my source didn't hurt.
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
Originally Posted by builthatch
old thread was bumped by pad man but considering every day people keep posting about microfiber cleaner choices and how to clean pads....or "help me pick a powerwasher", i don't care about necrothreads anymore, haha
customer service is definitely a great variable, but if the type of pad either isn't made or isn't available/stocked by their customers, then you have to look elsewhere.
that exact reason is why i switched to B&S. i simply needed something LC didn't make (stopped making) and/or nobody had in stock. being priced better that LC from my source didn't hurt.
The presence of LC representatives on this board offered a unique accessibility for us, that previously B&S didn't have.
Now it seems we have even more great options, and support from all of the giants in pad manufacturing, which is excellent!
I don't know how we'll this bodes for my wallet, as I've dreamt of buffing pads all week.... They are one of my favorite components of the entire detailing practice, and as of today I have no favorite anymore. I love all of them.
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Re: Lake Country Pads vs Buff and Shine Pads
I was hired by Buff and Shine a while back, and being a professional Detailer like many on here, I use the products just like anyone. We are always open to ideas about products and take great pride in our products. I can always be reached by email with any questions.
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Pad Man, thanks for being so receptive and open to your customers - rare is the company that truly excels at customer service these days. I wish you and B&S only the very best.
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