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Re: M83 Help
So do you "clean" the pad when wet or do you let it try? (I want a System 2000 PadWasher).
So do you "clean" the pad when wet or do you let it try? (I want a System 2000 PadWasher).
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Re: M83 Help
This is what I use to clean my pads on a rotary, I am not recommending this to anyone out here just wanted to show you guys what I came up with to clean my pads. I know it looks silly but I have been using this for some time now and it seems to work fine for me.
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Re: M83 Help
LOL! what ever works, I guess!Arctic Detailing - Northern Norway
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Re: M83 Help
Thats a common problem with #83, drying up quick and gumming.
Make sure the panel is cool and clayed with no sealant or wax on it. Reduce rpm to about 1200 to slow dry time.Comment
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Re: M83 Help
Originally posted by Sydster View PostThis is what I use to clean my pads on a rotary, I am not recommending this to anyone out here just wanted to show you guys what I came up with to clean my pads. I know it looks silly but I have been using this for some time now and it seems to work fine for me.
Hahaha! I guess i'm not the only one who sticks toothbrush together to make a pad brush...(its not silly dude)
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