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Old 06-04-06, 11:51   #1 (permalink)
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Best Pads ?

OK, I am finally going to break down and buy a PC, probably a 7336 from Lowes.
I searched all the threads and cant find where the "best" or preferred pads are noted. Can anyone give some recommendations on where to buy a pad kit for the PC ?

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Old 06-04-06, 12:31   #2 (permalink)
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There is no 'Best', unfortunately, lots of people have different opinions about what works best for them: Lake Country, Meguiars, Propel, Edge, Sonus... those probably cover the majority of opinions you'll read on here. Personally I've used Propel (P1 & P2), Sonus SFX & LC (flat and curved). My favorites (based on ease of use & cost) are probably the Propel pads, and I really like the velcro that goes all the way to the edge on the P2 propel pads.

However, almost everyone who responds will probably have a different favorite for a different reason. My recommendation, don't buy a whole bunch of 1 brand of pad without trying one out first. Yes, you will pay a little more in shipping to try a couple pads out, but in the long wrong, you'll spend less than if you buy a bunch of pads you don't like.

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edge pads...
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I'll 2nd my Edge 2K pads
 
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I'll tie the vote with Propel P2's ; there's only two types I'll ever use now and that's Edge or P2's (Edge is the only system I havn't tried but I see no reason why not to) P2's simply are astounding...
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My Lake Country polishing (white) and finishing (blue) pads are holding up nicely, but the cutting (orange) pad isn't doing too well. I'm not very impressed with it, it's falling apart.
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