Searched, Made a descion on a rotary. Need your opinons..

[themightytimmah]

Originally Posted by Can You Hear Me

Would a foam pad with a good amount of cut (yellow CCS ect..) have the ability to remove 3000-4000 grit wet sanding marks assuming you have the right product for the pad? or is Wool a must have? Sorry for all the questions! Let me know if I am missing a big thread somewhere with all this info. I have searched around here and acouple other forums but possibly my questions are too specific.
-Nick

Oh definitely. Yellow foam pads tend to hop, skip and gum up though. You'd be much better served by a green edge or purple lc wool pad - the risk of doing damage is actually less with those pads than a yellow foam, and the level of cut is comprable or only slightly more.

[Can You Hear Me]

Originally Posted by themightytimmah

Oh definitely. Yellow foam pads tend to hop, skip and gum up though. You'd be much better served by a green edge or purple lc wool pad - the risk of doing damage is actually less with those pads than a yellow foam, and the level of cut is comprable or only slightly more.

Thank you very much. That helped a lot. This forum has changed my detailing game SO much. I really do appricate it. Never thought id be into this. Its a money pit! Every dollar I make from detailing goes to more chemicals/product. Eventually I hope to have everything and get some profit going.
-Nick

[Can You Hear Me]

8.5 inch Hook & Loop DuroWool 100% Wool Pads Is this a good pad (the cutting pad) ? I cant seem to find the purple on on the website.
-Nick

[themightytimmah]

This is the purple pad: Foamed Wool 6.5 inch Polishing/Buffing Pad

The pad you picked has a *ton* of cut. It's great for really bad jobs, but I would hesitate to use it until you have 6 months or so of experience.

The purple pad is a good counterpart for Menzerna SIP, Presta UCCL and Meguiar's #105.

[Can You Hear Me]

Thanks man. My friend and his dad own two buick muscle cars, ones paint is oxidized to hell. I am going to pratice on the hood. Will be reporting with pictures after. And a review for someone going from PC to this rotary.
-Nick