TOL foam wool vs AutoGeek foam wool

[Evenflow]

Ok, what in the world is the difference between the TOL purple foam wool pad, and the AG purple foam wool pad.



Supposedly AG's is 1" thick, and TOL is 3/4" thick. Is it going to make a huge difference?

 

[bwalker25]

they are from the same manufacturer so they should be the same just a typo on someones part on either website

 

[DinoV]

Actually, on the Lake Country web site, there is a 3/4" and 1" available. So it may not be a typo.

 

[imported_Denzil]

Check Lake Country again.

 

[abbeysdad]

Hmm...is the foam wool pad better than just foam? Or would you just use wool (or the foam wool) for really tough corrections?

 

[wannafbody]

Foamed wool is for cutting with a compound. It's more efective than foam-and safer on edges and ridges.

 

[Junebug]

I've order these pads from AG and TOL, there is no difference in the pad, however, TOL is 4 bucks cheaper than AG per pad, even with the 3 pac or 6 pack deals from AG, TOL is still cheaper. I just verified this before posting.

 

[abbeysdad]

Foamed wool is for cutting with a compound. It's more efective than foam-and safer on edges and ridges.

Are you using it with a PC or a rotary?

 

[gmblack3]

Do you guys think the shorter nap would give more bit as the nap will not lay down as much?