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    Whenever i work with DACP, PO106FF, at speed around 5. I get all these dusts coming off especially at corners of the car. Am I doing something wrong? It seems I may be doing it too fast, perhaps I need it work it at a lower speed?



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    Does your pad have some dried polish in it from a previous use?
    Paul...

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    i recently used PO85RD and noticed that after you work the polish for a while, it does dust considerably. PO106FF is the same thing as 85RD except that it has a higher concentration of abrasives. It should dust just like 85RD does.
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    Use less DACP. After my pad is primed i use only like 4 pea sizes drops.

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    I`m going out on a limb and thinking that you`ve never polished with a PC before. If so, some polishes do dry out and create dust when your polishing. Some are worse than others. The poorboy`s SSR series creates alot of dust while polishes like those made by Optimum create very little to no dust at all. Don`t be alarmed when your polishes start to dust up, its perfectly normal. You can use the dusting as a sign that you need to add more polish to the pad soon.
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    Initially I thought was the same thing -- compound dried out from previous use. Although, I can`t seem to see any (perhaps not thru naked eyes).

    I`ve tried using less compound and lower speed.



    Maybe my cleaning process for the pads isn`t right? I basically let it sit in a bucket with dish washer soap (dawn) for a bit, then rinse it out. I then put it on PC to spin it to get the water out.

    How do you guys clean the pads?

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    I always scrub the pads a little bit before rinsing out. I`d recommend that you try that.
    Paul...

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    well, instead of using the "scrub" I think he meant "massage" the pads with your hands before you rinse them out.
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    lol, what`s the difference? Yes I mean with my hands, as opposed to scrubbing with a toothbrush or something.
    Paul...

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    I didn`t want him to think that you said to use a tire brush or something
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    Actually, I do somewhat scrub it, then in the process of rinsing it I rub it as well.

 

 

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