Humans tend to subsconsciously travel paths they are comfortable with, which is often paths that others have went through easily with success before.
Many tend to follow "6.5" pad for general PC polishing, 4" pad for spot repair" well beaten path. I know how 6.5" pad on PC feels. My body is familiar with vibrations, sound, can see when it is bogging down.
Few months ago I came across 5.5" thin pads and product description was telling me they would be easier to work with. I am of a curious kind so eventually they ended up purchased down the road.
Yesterday was first time I used them and I am happy to say my curiosity paid off. There was less vibrations. PC was not bogging down. I was able to maneuver more precisely. I was very happy with results of my "experiment". So much that such pads will be my default choice wherever appropriate from now on.
Don't be afraid to explore paths less traveled. They are the only way to result in new rewards.
Many tend to follow "6.5" pad for general PC polishing, 4" pad for spot repair" well beaten path. I know how 6.5" pad on PC feels. My body is familiar with vibrations, sound, can see when it is bogging down.
Few months ago I came across 5.5" thin pads and product description was telling me they would be easier to work with. I am of a curious kind so eventually they ended up purchased down the road.
Yesterday was first time I used them and I am happy to say my curiosity paid off. There was less vibrations. PC was not bogging down. I was able to maneuver more precisely. I was very happy with results of my "experiment". So much that such pads will be my default choice wherever appropriate from now on.
Don't be afraid to explore paths less traveled. They are the only way to result in new rewards.
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