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wondering about the quality of these pads. I have a friend who can get me a great deal on these.
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I like them and think they are good quality. I perfer Meg's pads, only because I am very familiar with the Meg's line. Lake Country pads are nice though, and the concave ones are super easy to use with a rotary, IMO.Let's make all of the cars shiny! -
Re: lake country buffing pads?
I started out using LC pads.
Needless to say, I switched to 8006s and 8007s really quick,
The LC pads weren't giving me the right pressure I needed to remove the defects, they would stop rotating after about 10 lbs. of pressure on the polisher head-Brad
Shine Masters Pasadena, CA
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Re: lake country buffing pads?
I didn't have any luck w/ the 6" pads. Used them once and they fell apart. Stay w/ the Megs. No problems w/ the 4" pads though.Comment
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