View Full Version : Anyone try the new Excel pads yet?
Anybody try the new pads yet? They`re kind of pricey so I wanna see some reviews before I get one.
Chan
Spilchy
12-27-2005, 11:32 AM
I bought a handful of them but haven`t used them yet. They aren`t pricey. They`re right in line if not slightly cheaper then the others from Lake Country and Sonus
cwcad
12-27-2005, 11:40 AM
I bought a handful of them but haven`t used them yet. They aren`t pricey. They`re right in line if not slightly cheaper then the others from Lake Country and Sonus
Same here Spilchy! I do not think that they are out of line. They are more expensive than the older propel pads, but I think that they are of a better quality than the old one`s, at least the velcro pad appears to be more sturdy.
Am just waiting for a chance to use the pads to see how they work.
They`re cheaper than the other pads, but I`m wondering if the extra cost is worth the upgrade over the old pads (College student)
Chan
Are you guys talking about the PROPEL pads from Excel ?
Assuming thats a yes, I have extensive use of the Propel 1 pads and love them.
I just tried out a Propel 2 green pad with my new rotary and love the pad.
Fits nicely with the 6 inch backing plate....the foam pad seems to envelope the backing plate.
imported_chpsk8
01-12-2006, 04:18 PM
I have the new PS blue pad. (bought a sampler and they were out of the regular blue, so I got a P2. I have only used it once. Its a nice pad. The backing looks and feels strong. It wasn`t a big deal to center. I have read some people like the dished out P1 because its a no brainer to center the pad. THe P2 being flat didn`t make much difference.
I also used a P1 with a litttle larger backing plate and it made a little dish in the middle of the pad. It was pretty cool because the polish didn`t slag all over. Kinda like those fancy dished out pads other sites are selling!