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Accumulator · 04-14-04, 07:12

IntrstlarOvrdrv- I haven't tried a wool pad with the rotary and PP, but with a foam pad, it doesn't take all that much PP to keep the pad moist. I just use enough that the pad doesn't skip and I can see the polish while it's being worked. As Dinzdale40 said, PP isn't all that particular about how long you work it. You *should* work it long enough to break it down (doesn't take long by rotary), but other than that, my experiences with it indicate you can take it off while still a bit wet or you can work it until it's almost gone. I wouldn't work it until it IS gone though.

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Accumulator Practical Perfectionist Accumulator is offline Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 20,380	IntrstlarOvrdrv- I haven't tried a wool pad with the rotary and PP, but with a foam pad, it doesn't take all that much PP to keep the pad moist. I just use enough that the pad doesn't skip and I can see the polish while it's being worked. As Dinzdale40 said, PP isn't all that particular about how long you work it. You should work it long enough to break it down (doesn't take long by rotary), but other than that, my experiences with it indicate you can take it off while still a bit wet or you can work it until it's almost gone. I wouldn't work it until it IS gone though.