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Old 06-02-08, 07:05   #1 (permalink)
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1st time using DAS polisher

I usually use High Temp's Smooth Cut (formerly called Light Cut) and Pizazz Carnauba Wax(25%) all by hand.

I am going to start using my Ultimate Detailing Machine (DAS) and wanted to know what pads to start using.

Again I am new at using a machine and wanted to know what is best. If someone could explain the pad sequence and colors, that would be much appreciated.

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Old 06-02-08, 09:13   #2 (permalink)
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Re: 1st time using DAS polisher

Orange and white are gonna be your typical correction pads. Orange being harsher and the one that will do most of the correction and white being the one that will use the finishing polish. The red/black pads are used for applying waxes and sealants. Get a few orange, white and red/black pads to start out with. I'm not sure how much correction the smooth cut can do but its worth trying it on an orange pad or white to see what you can do. Good luck.
 
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