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    Hello All,



    For those of you who had interest in HD UNO and the soon-to-be-released UNO WOOLPAD, I think we have finally nailed down the right combination of wool yard, length and pad size.



    Here`s a video of Frank working on our test panel sanded with 1500 wet-n-dry. Remember, what you`re watching is a single pass with UNO and the final beta version of the wool pad.



    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4PAvEDlRPs]YouTube - HD video 2[/ame]



    Sorry about the video quality... all we had with us is an iPhone =)



    Please note:



    - No splatter

    - Very little polish is needed (that was a dry pad when Frank started)

    - No dusting

    - Sanding marks almost gone in 30 seconds

    - Very minimal holograms to remove with finishing foam

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    Nice... #105 may have some competition. I really like the fact that their is no dusting.

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    what was the rpm on the polisher?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaGonz
    what was the rpm on the polisher?


    I`ll have to ask Frank on Monday, but I believe he sets it at 1200.

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    are you guys going to incorporate some sort of self centering rings into the pads (kind of like buff-n-shines) or is it going to be old school?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jakerooni
    are you guys going to incorporate some sort of self centering rings into the pads (kind of like buff-n-shines) or is it going to be old school?


    The pads do a good job centering with the backing plate we are using in the system. Unfortunately, the backing plate does not have a centering hole.



    The backing plate, pad and polish combo are all part of the success. I know it sounds strange, but the super thin, flexible backing plate does make a difference. I will take and post pics next week when I`m back in the studio.

 

 

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