Issues with a new combo

[bufferbarry]

Jake have you tried misting your pad with water first before compounding. You don't need to go over board with the water, but a few quick light mists should do it. May I make another suggestion. While I feel that Lake Country makes the best foamed pads, I truthfully think the purple foamed wool pads are just a waste of one mans thoughts. You really need to look into the tuf buf Black lambs wool pad from micro-surface.com

[Jakerooni]

LOL seems like everyday new pads are hitting the market. And I usually let most of you guys do the testing for me before I run out and buy new. And I didn't actually buy this PFW pad. It just came as an extra in a kit I bought. Figured WOOT! free pad let's give it a try. But it seem the PFW fad is already on it's way out and you guys all have a whole slew of new suggestions out there. I will be watching the reviews intently and looking into all the suggestions made as I think within the month I will be placing a sizable pad order as most of mine are nearing the end of their life cycles.

[Street5927]

I have used the PFW with the PC. As stated before, I also mist with water, and frequently use the pad spur and re mist every so often. I really like these pads; although I am also up for trying new pads like the black lambs wool pad, and others mentioned here. They will be my next try...

[Got_Leather]

PFW with the PC is useless to me. I would choose the LC Orange > PFW via PC

[Accumulator]

Interesting that people are spurring the PFW pads. I use a dulled screwdriver instead as my regular spur seemed really harsh on 'em.

Originally Posted by Got_Leather

PFW with the PC is useless to me. I would choose the LC Orange > PFW via PC

The little 3.5" PFW pads work well for me via PC, but IMO the larger ones need the Flex or a rotary.

[Got_Leather]

I been washing my wool pads for a few years and no problems at all. Just sit them out to dry. The dryer causes the adhesive to become loose if too much heat is exposed on the backing.