Hey Everyone.
This past Saturday I did a friends '94 F-150 long story short, it went from this:
to this:
and a few of my LC pads went from brand new, to this:
(they were 2 yellows and an orange)
This was by far the worst oxidized paint I've ever worked on. I started off with the dewalt and a PFW the moved onto the PC with the LC pads. IME, normally the pads wear out over time but these pads just kinda gave out after a little while. I was using a good bit of force to remove the oxidation. So I'm guessing operator error.
Any thoughts on the pads and why they go out so fast on heavily oxidized paint?
No harm if anyone calls me a moron. :laugh:
This past Saturday I did a friends '94 F-150 long story short, it went from this:

to this:

and a few of my LC pads went from brand new, to this:

(they were 2 yellows and an orange)
This was by far the worst oxidized paint I've ever worked on. I started off with the dewalt and a PFW the moved onto the PC with the LC pads. IME, normally the pads wear out over time but these pads just kinda gave out after a little while. I was using a good bit of force to remove the oxidation. So I'm guessing operator error.
Any thoughts on the pads and why they go out so fast on heavily oxidized paint?
No harm if anyone calls me a moron. :laugh: