How many pads do you use when correcting with M105?

[Eisen Hulk]

I'll keep the 425 idea in mind. Thanks, Bee.



Same here...I think that'll be my next "big" purchase...well, after my Makita of course.

The first time I used 105 with PFW, I didn't pre-spray the PFW with 425, and spurring after each application didn't help. I used a ton of pads. The next time, I pre-sprayed with 425, and got better results spurring the pad.



Man, I want one of those pad washers so bad...

 

[Asphalt Rocket]

I use one wool pad with M105, I also do not understand all the pads being used.

 

[SuperBee364]

I use one wool pad with M105, I also do not understand all the pads being used.

Some of us have had some problems with 105 gumming pads up thoroughly, quickly, and not coming clean with a pad spur. Glad to hear you're not having that problem. :2thumbs:

 

[imported_DJBAILEY]

Speaking of LC foamed wool pads - Top of the Line had the BEST price I could find on them, check it out.

Careful...they are not the same as the ones sold at AG. I bought some when I saw the price but was disappointed when I saw that they are only about 1/2 to 2/3 the thickness of the PFW pads sold at AG. They are a little too thin to be comfortable with panels that have alot of curves. If I use them it is only on the flat panels. I did not get a centering post either, but I already had 3 from the AG purchases.



Are you guys with the pad washing systems cleaning the pads and then go right back to using them still damp after a spin dry? Or are you letting them dry thoroughly first?

 

[SuperBee364]

They're using them damp after a spin dry. A good one minute spin dry at 2k rpms leaves a pad fairly dry, really.

 

[Asphalt Rocket]

Some of us have had some problems with 105 gumming pads up thoroughly, quickly, and not coming clean with a pad spur. Glad to hear you're not having that problem. :2thumbs:

Thanks Superbee, just wondering if you finally got a handle on it. It is a night and day difference from using Menzerna, just takes a little getting used to and once you do you will be rewarded with some very nice results. Glad to see you over at DB also.