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Alfisti · 07-09-05, 10:05

Like some of the others, I use the 4" pads for tight areas and spot repairs on deeper scratches/marring. They can do almost rotary-like polishing.

I have no problems using the 6" pads (most are actually 6.5 - 7") and I simply don't have the time to spend on the smaller pads on large areas.

If the larger pads are a problem then try using true 6" pads, like the SFX 6" which feel much smaller and still allow you to generate concentrated heat/pressure.

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Alfisti Just Obsessed Alfisti is offline Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 2,104	Like some of the others, I use the 4" pads for tight areas and spot repairs on deeper scratches/marring. They can do almost rotary-like polishing. I have no problems using the 6" pads (most are actually 6.5 - 7") and I simply don't have the time to spend on the smaller pads on large areas. If the larger pads are a problem then try using true 6" pads, like the SFX 6" which feel much smaller and still allow you to generate concentrated heat/pressure. __________________ Paul Marmarinos Flawless Prestige Car & Boat Detailing I was on Autopia before the stars were torn down.