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School me on polishing pads
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<blockquote data-quote="Junkman2008" data-source="post: 14680783" data-attributes="member: 169567"><p>That very well could be true. I have never used anything off Amazon in the name of buffing pads. However, the pads that I have found to be the most effective with an orbital polisher are the Hex-Logic pads. They cut much more effectively than any of the LC pads that I have used.</p><p></p><p>For the OP, the difference between a smaller pad vs. a larger one is ease of use, especially for a novice. A novice should always start out using a smaller pad as they are easier to control and they will allow you to hone your technique. Bigger pads just get in your way and hang up while buffing, which doesn't allow you to be as effective while learning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Junkman2008, post: 14680783, member: 169567"] That very well could be true. I have never used anything off Amazon in the name of buffing pads. However, the pads that I have found to be the most effective with an orbital polisher are the Hex-Logic pads. They cut much more effectively than any of the LC pads that I have used. For the OP, the difference between a smaller pad vs. a larger one is ease of use, especially for a novice. A novice should always start out using a smaller pad as they are easier to control and they will allow you to hone your technique. Bigger pads just get in your way and hang up while buffing, which doesn't allow you to be as effective while learning. [/QUOTE]
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