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Hi,
I red an article about "How to remove a defect by hand with ScratchX"
It suggests to use the Foam Applicator Pad.
Is this the same foam pad we get when we purchase a can of Meg Wax? (the yellow pad).
Since ScratchX is quite aggressive and may cut some of clear coats, is it recommended to use Microfiber Applicator Pad instead of a Foam Pad?
I am not sure which one is more aggressive since somehow I found contradictory information on two different sources (or perhaps it is just me who miss the point) . In this thread:
Microfiber is said to be more aggressive than Foam Pad.
However, when you go to meguiars.com store, it says that its "Event-Coat Microfiber Applicator Pad" is the ultimate pad for swirl free, show car perfect results. Gentler than a foam pad, this applicator is ideal for ultra fine polishing and waxing.
So, is foam pad gentler than a microfiber pad is or is it the other way around? And, what is best to use to apply ScratchX?
Thanks
Alex
I red an article about "How to remove a defect by hand with ScratchX"
It suggests to use the Foam Applicator Pad.
Is this the same foam pad we get when we purchase a can of Meg Wax? (the yellow pad).
Since ScratchX is quite aggressive and may cut some of clear coats, is it recommended to use Microfiber Applicator Pad instead of a Foam Pad?
I am not sure which one is more aggressive since somehow I found contradictory information on two different sources (or perhaps it is just me who miss the point) . In this thread:
Microfiber is said to be more aggressive than Foam Pad.
However, when you go to meguiars.com store, it says that its "Event-Coat Microfiber Applicator Pad" is the ultimate pad for swirl free, show car perfect results. Gentler than a foam pad, this applicator is ideal for ultra fine polishing and waxing.
So, is foam pad gentler than a microfiber pad is or is it the other way around? And, what is best to use to apply ScratchX?
Thanks
Alex
