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An expensive but good tool to have when polishing cars is a glossmeter. They are by no means cheap, but you can use it to find out which products produce the best light refraction. A good one is anywhere from 2-3 grand. Its an expensive item, but well worth the results. Eric

Hey Everyone, Ive been getting alot of feedback about the DA pads "cookie cutting". One of the reasons is that the older style is designed for a 5 inch backing plate or smaller. Using a bigger plate obviously damage the pad. The new ones will be out of production shortly. Ill keep...

Hey everyone, I just wanted to drop a note thanking everyone for purchasing LCM products. This thread is about my 2 year old nephew who needs a kidney transplant. JDookie has the info and will post it for me since for some reason it doesnt work from my home computer. Im not asking for...

Anyone have any advice or reccommendations on a digital camera. any help is appreciated.

Hello everyone. Since we all buff with rotaries and DA's here, I thought Id ask everyone what they thought would be the ideal buffing pad.

Just to let everyone know that we will becorrecting the cutting problem on the pads. Ive read threads regarding this problem and I want to correct the problem. They will be available in early 2005 and possibly some new pads added also. Lake Country is known for high quality buffing pads.

I just wanted to inform everyone of some of our products. One is a patented product called foamed wool, A knitted wool pad, very minimal linting with foam in the manufacturing process and our full size pad washer tat operates off of the power of the buffer, I use both products and they are...

Hello fellow detailers, Autopia will be carrying a line of 4" buffing pads in the near future. I think everyone will be impressed with their performance. Thank you for your emails regarding these pads.

Does anyone have any tips on remoiing hard water spots from glass besides steel wool? Are there any chemicals?

Theres a kit at www.properboatcare.com that works excellent on motorcycle windshields, plastic taillights and composite headlights. Its called scratch-off. I bought one to use on a friends harley and it pulled out deep scratches without distorting the plastic.

We have reengineered our D.A. Pad lineup to prevent any "cookie cutting" problems that might occur during usage. Our loop now goes out farther to the edge of the pad so the backing plate cannot "cut " into the foam if polisher is tilted in any way. Thanks, Eric

Hello Everyone, Ive been a member for a little while but just want to say that Im here as a representative from Lake Country Manufacturing. If theres a problem with our products, you can email customer service from our website. Im here to help anyone and to learn from all the people that...

you could call LCM and speak to Eric

Is anyone going to SEMA?

Im just curious to find out whos in charge so i dont get yelled at by being a factory rep. Even though i love to detail cars also.

try using 3m 5933, perfect it III. It has a fair amount of glycerin in it to hide swirls

go with the flexible, trust me on this one, youll love it

Hello Everyone, My name is Eric. I am a rep from a pad manufacturer, but i wont do any spamming in here, trust me. Im here to learn from everyone and do any kind of help on my end that i can. Thank you , i look forward to learning from everyone. P.S. I love to detail vehicles also. Eric