Joe Link
08-12-2009, 05:21 PM
I need to order some pads for my random orbital and I want to make sure I`m making the right choice as to which ones I`m ordering.
The two cars I`ll be doing are both older BMW`s, one white and one black. I`d say the paint is in decent condition on both of them, but they`re not without their flaws. I`d really like the pads I order to round out a good package for a beginner to auto detailing, so I can tackle just about any job from severe oxidization to nearly new paint.
Here`s where I`m ordering from: Lake Country 6.5 CCS Pads- 6 PACK (http://www.autogeek.net/lake-country-ccs-6pack.html)
I`m thinking of getting one yellow, two oranges, two whites, and maybe a gray. This is the same setup I got years ago when I first got my buffer and it seemed to work well, but they didn`t have the other color pads out at that time. The one I`m really questioning is the gray, wondering if I should go with a softer pad.
I use Optimum products, the compound, opti-polish, and poli-seal.
The two cars I`ll be doing are both older BMW`s, one white and one black. I`d say the paint is in decent condition on both of them, but they`re not without their flaws. I`d really like the pads I order to round out a good package for a beginner to auto detailing, so I can tackle just about any job from severe oxidization to nearly new paint.
Here`s where I`m ordering from: Lake Country 6.5 CCS Pads- 6 PACK (http://www.autogeek.net/lake-country-ccs-6pack.html)
I`m thinking of getting one yellow, two oranges, two whites, and maybe a gray. This is the same setup I got years ago when I first got my buffer and it seemed to work well, but they didn`t have the other color pads out at that time. The one I`m really questioning is the gray, wondering if I should go with a softer pad.
I use Optimum products, the compound, opti-polish, and poli-seal.