AIO Which Pad White or Grey?

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imported_SHICKS

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I will be using AIO with a PC in the near future. I will polish with SSR2.5 and 1 with a white pad maybe orange depending.



Which pad for AIO?



Thanks,

Steve
 
You can use a polishing pad with AIO and it will remove light defects and paint transfers (mostly through the pad and not AIO).
 
SHICKS said:
OK, white it is, Thank you



Is a 45 degree high too cold to polish and AIO +SG?



Should I wait till it is 60?



Steve
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I would wait, but I'm a wimp. Used to the sunny South, ya know. :)



Sorry I don't really know the answer to you question, but I would guess that the friction from the PC would warm the product up considerably.



You could give it a try and stop if it's a problem.
 
Are you refering to paint surface or air temperature?

â€Â¢Surface Temperature (Actual surface temperature of the vehicle) between 50 and 80oF, products will work well within a much broader temperature range, (40° to 90° F) but the best results will be achieved in the 60° to 70° F range surrounding air temp (ambient or room) must be 55oF + to ensure the minimum vehicle surface temperature of 50oF(recommended as a minimum by most manufacturers)

JonM
 
TOGWT said:
Are you refering to paint surface or air temperature?

â€Â¢Surface Temperature (Actual surface temperature of the vehicle) between 50 and 80oF, products will work well within a much broader temperature range, (40° to 90° F) but the best results will be achieved in the 60° to 70° F range surrounding air temp (ambient or room) must be 55oF + to ensure the minimum vehicle surface temperature of 50oF(recommended as a minimum by most manufacturers)

JonM
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Thanks, that is what I figured. I am gonna wait a couple more weeks before doing an all out full polishing with the PC.

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