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    i think what i have is a buffer.. its called the Wax Master.. it moves a little off center, not in a perfect circle, but it has no speed control

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    Polishing Pads

    Hi,still lurking for the most part and learning.Would you please tell me what Pad cleaning products and or conditioning products are popular?
    Thanks for any advice.
    Regards to all

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    Snappy Clean is a popular choice.
    http://www.properautocare.com/snclpadclpo.html

    You could also use a good APC and rub it in good with your fingers, and then rinse thoroughly in warm water.
    Barry Schultz
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    I`m sure there`s plenty of threads out there that will help you find what you`re looking for. Everyone has a different way of cleaning their pads.

    Here are some different ways of washing:
    1. Buy the Bucket Pad Washer (most detailing retailers)
    2. Buy a dedicated pad cleaner spray (I think Pinnacle makes one)
    3. Spray with APC, knead and rinse
    4. Throw in a bucket of warm water with some Dawn, knead and rinse
    5. Soak in warm soapy water, spray with APC, brush with soft brush, rinse and repeat as needed.

    Drying:
    1. Pat dry as best as you can and let set
    2. Put on Rotary/DA and turn on to spin dry (careful no to sling water into the motor)

    Those are just some quick ideas, hope they help.

    -Kody-

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    Quote Originally Posted by kakeuter View Post
    I`m sure there`s plenty of threads out there that will help you find what you`re looking for. Everyone has a different way of cleaning their pads.

    Here are some different ways of washing:
    1. Buy the Bucket Pad Washer (most detailing retailers)
    2. Buy a dedicated pad cleaner spray (I think Pinnacle makes one)
    3. Spray with APC, knead and rinse
    4. Throw in a bucket of warm water with some Dawn, knead and rinse
    5. Soak in warm soapy water, spray with APC, brush with soft brush, rinse and repeat as needed.

    Drying:
    1. Pat dry as best as you can and let set
    2. Put on Rotary/DA and turn on to spin dry (careful no to sling water into the motor)

    Those are just some quick ideas, hope they help.

    -Kody-
    Pretty much spot on.

    I use Meguiar`s Super Degreaser since a gallon is so cheap and dilluted 20:1 for pad cleaning duties gives me 21 gallons of pad cleaning power! Of course I also dilute some 4:1 and 10:1 for actual car detailing duties like engine cleaning and wheel well cleaning.

 

 
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