Mom's Lexus, no clear coat on an '03 Accord? another Accord, F250, Cayenne, Z06

FujiFast said:
Have you had a chance to try the Propel 4" pads on the Cyclo yet, or are you still working the Cyclo pads? I've had the best results using the Cyclo Greens and Whites...they're also a cinch to clean too!
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Probably going to order some of the 4" Propel pads this coming week and see how they compare. I have had occasional hazing problems with the green Cyclo pads.



BlackSunshine-you should be able to see them in the shot of the front end.
 
Scottwax said:
Probably going to order some of the 4" Propel pads this coming week and see how they compare. I have had occasional hazing problems with the green Cyclo pads.
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I'm definitely looking forward to your assessment of the Propel pads. I have not experienced hazing with the Greens yet. I'll have to pay closer attention next time I use them and see what the outcome is. Maybe it's the difference in product combos we're using?
 
Great work as usual :bigups , the Z06 and the Lexus look dripping wet :drool:



Just checking with you guys, does your cyclo pads worn out faster than the regular DA buffer pads ? My cyclo yellow cutting pad tends to wear out after 5 detailing sessons on pretty bad swirled up cars.
 
FujiFast said:
I'm definitely looking forward to your assessment of the Propel pads. I have not experienced hazing with the Greens yet. I'll have to pay closer attention next time I use them and see what the outcome is. Maybe it's the difference in product combos we're using?
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I only have a problem on softer paints. I've been using Optimum, Clearkote and Meguiars with the Cyclo.



Gen2-I still haven't had anything so bad I needed to do any heavy cutting...okay, maybe the nighthawl pearl Accord could have used it but not for free. ;)



If I have any problems with pads wearing out quickly, I'll definitely post about it.
 
Fuji,



Propel 4" was the first pads i used on my cyclo. So far, I think they perform as well as their larger counterparts. I do prefer the cyclo white finishing pads for wax/sealants though.
 
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