Never realized how handy these 4" pads are going to be.

[imported_Nimble]

I just received a order of 3 different orange light cutting 4" pads today.



1) 4" orange spot buffs (thick)

2) 4" orange ccs (slim)

3) 4" orange low profile (very slim)



Of the 3 above, I'll be trying the spot buffs one first for any major corrections because it seems to be the softest/most forgiving. That low profile LC one is *very* firm, I doubt there's marring that wouldn't get out with the PC and some pressure.



Snapped a few pics below, just wanted to see how you guys have been liking your 4" orange pads for correction.

 

[coupe]

Wouldnt be without them.

You should have bought some 4" polishing pads too.

 

[imported_ChrisNJ]

I love my 4" pads. As coupe said, I wouldnt want to be w/o them.

 

[imported_Nimble]

Wouldnt be without them.

You should have bought some 4" polishing pads too.

I did.

I bought the ccs 4 pad kit, with org, wht, gray, blue, and 2 ea of the thicker spot buufs in org and blue.

 

[ZoranC]

Where you got thick and very slim one?

 

[imported_Nimble]

Where you got thick and very slim one?

Autogeek, they're on sale right now, the thick/spot buffs. And the ccs ones I bought in a kit and it came with white, org, blue, and gray, and they even threw in 2 of the low profile org too! All for $18 bucks.

 

[LeadingEdgeDetail]

I currently use the thick ones, but would love to get a dozen thin ones too!

 

[Scottwax]

I <3 4" pads. Bigger pads won't work on my Cyclo!

 

[LouisanaJeeper]

I <3 4" pads. Bigger pads won't work on my Cyclo!

i remember back when you did 90% of your polishing by hand :funnypost

 

[usdm]

These lil things are great with the polishin' pals. I definitely get more even product application with these pads than when I tried other methods.

 

[slobu]

are these 4" pads just for spot correction or can you use them to do the car with a porter cable?

 

[BigAl3]

i love the 4" pads! i have the orange as well, but have had yet to use it. the white pad (have cyclo pads) i've used often to apply lsp's (works perfect getting in paste tins)... :up