Pc pad lubricant

[gusto]

Can I use Zymol QD as a pad lubricant?

[LouisanaJeeper]

you can use water if you want.

[gusto]

I`m just trying to find a good use for my Zymol QD, its been sitting around for awhile...

[Clean Dean]

I am sure you can... But for me AM`s Body shine !!! :)

[ranch4x4]

Yea I don`t see why not, I use Adam`s detail spray.

[Patrick]

hmmmmm, I have never thought of that.....great idea....

[togwt]

Quote: Pc pad lubricant

~One man’s opinion /observations~



Most QDs are mostly water, but the little wax that’s in them makes an ideal lubricant for pads or clay.

More expensive than water but each to his own







~Hope this helps~





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[shaf]

If I remember Geekysteve`s writing correctly, water does not really lubricate or reduce product strength, but actually does the opposite and makes the product stronger.



If I wanted to lubricate a PC pad I would use QD because it is inherently slippery and is designed for that purpose.

[Accumulator]

Originally posted by 4DSC

If I remember Geekysteve`s writing correctly, water does not really lubricate or reduce product strength, but actually does the opposite and makes the product stronger.



If I wanted to lubricate a PC pad I would use QD because it is inherently slippery and is designed for that purpose.



Yeah, my feelings exactly. Water DOES make many abrasive products more aggressive. I use it (intentionally) for that purpose and it can really make a difference.