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Old 12-09-05, 09:21   #1 (permalink)
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3M Marine 05713 untwisted blended wool pad.

What do you think of it?

Will this be usefull for apliying a glaze? and for polishing?

http://www.jamestowndistributors.com...kit.SBS.System

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Old 12-09-05, 09:58   #2 (permalink)
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I would defintely not use any wool pad for applying a glaze. Most Glazes are made to be applied and removed by hand. With that said a PC would be better than a Rotary for LSP's.

Heres a link to 3M's
Automotive products. That pad is for use on gelcoats but I guess it could be used on Urethane
finishes.

Wool pads come in a varitey of different types like the foam ones. So you need to use the right one for what you are attempting to accomplish (traditionally wool pads were known for their cutting power).

And that's where you need to be careful cause it's easier to get to primer if your not careful
 
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