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Searching forums I couldn't get an answer. Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange CCS Pad? Or even a Yellow CCS pad? Thanks!
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
depends on what your trying to achieve, your obviously gonna get more cut with the yellow pad from LC and not as much with a "polishing pad" from megs.If you like my work please like my FB page
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
i just saw a great video of someone using a TB black wool pads on teh flex 3401 with M105. looked to be a great pad/polish combo.
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Well obviously, but I plan to have a few cars so which pad should I add to my selection? And does the orange pad provide more cut than the 2.0 polishing pad?Originally posted by Psynx View PostComment
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According to lake country its considered a light cutting so yes it does cut more than megs polishing pad.Originally posted by porusski:538533
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
So which should I get "overall"? I'm planning to buy a Griot's 6" DA, not sure which pads fit the stock backing plate that comes with it.Originally posted by Psynx View PostComment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Microfiber cutting disc w/105Comment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Problem is that the MF system requires a different backing plate. Won't work with the W68DA plate.Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostComment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Invest in the MF starter system. It comes with everything you need.Comment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Eh I don't know, want to try pad first since I'm a newbie.Originally posted by The Guz View PostComment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Makes sense. I started off with the lake country flat pads and still use them. I use orange for M105 and white for M205. I use LC 5 1/2" pads and a LC 5" backing plate on my porter cable. LC pads are currently on sale at autogeek. Tomorrow (10/18/13) is the last day.Originally posted by porusski View PostComment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Hello guys I just wanted to confirm this was correct and I got this right. Are you not suppose to use Ultimate Compound with a W7207 cutting pad? If you look on the second section of the thread Micheal Stoops is saying that its recommend to not use it with a dual action polisher, well now I'm confused isn't that the whole point of the pad, or is it that the two combined are too aggressive. The Later I'm expecting is the case. http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...-and-Pad-ComboComment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
he basically said that its a really aggressive combo and they dont recommend it, unless your paint is really hard. But every car is differentOriginally posted by chrisrefaei1 View PostIf you like my work please like my FB page
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Thank you!Originally posted by Psynx View PostComment
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Re: Using M105, which pad would be best on DA? Soft Buff 2.0 Polishing Pad or Orange
Originally posted by chrisrefaei1 View Post
I wouldn't use that cutting pad unless you had no other options...
Here is what I did yesterday to my Jeep:
I made the choice to go ahead and correct and or reduce the deeper scratches that UC wouldn't move so here is what I did.....
Put a 4" Megs Yellow pad on my G110 V2 (3" Back plate) using M105 and using like a dime sized amount went to it, this combo cut VERY FAST on 5 speed setting and either removed the scratches completely or reduced them to the point they are hard to notice.
After that I changed pads to the Megs 6.5" yellow pad and went back over the whole Jeep with M105.
Changed pad to the Megs 6.5" Tan finishing pad and used M205 and polished it.
Finished up with NXT 2.0 applying with Megs 7" Black finishing pad.
A little M105 goes a long way so don't flood the pad with product, I use a dime size amount on the center of the pad and move it around in a small area then turn on the polisher to spread it over the area. Work slow with good pressure until the product almost disappears, wipe off and move to the next section.. It leaves a really good finish with the yellow pad, almost too good.
Pretty much the same technique with M205 with the finishing pad, using good pressure and let the polish do all the work.
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