About to order a Porter Cable 7336SP... What "accessories" or pads do I need???

Classic Motor Accessories sells a kit with like 6 pads for the PC. I purchased it and it comes with 2 white pads, a yellow pad, lambwool and others. You might want to take a look at it.
 
I would actually advise against the entire CMA kit. You need the velcro disk, at least 2 white polishing pads, maybe 1 yellow cutting pad and maybe a microfibre bonnet. I don't know anyone who has found a use for the lambswool or the other pads in the CMA "kit". I would buy them separately if I was to do it again.
 
I suggest waxing and sealing by hand. It's quicker and easier for most beginner detailers. I would only use a D/A polisher such as the 7336SP if you have some swirls or scratches that you need to tackle.
 
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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by Acuracer [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>I would actually advise against the entire CMA kit. You need the velcro disk, at least 2 white polishing pads, maybe 1 yellow cutting pad and maybe a microfibre bonnet. I don't know anyone who has found a use for the lambswool or the other pads in the CMA "kit". I would buy them separately if I was to do it again. [/b]</blockquote>
it says on the CMA site u need the lambswool to use the MF bonnet. Im confused. Is that powerscrubber MF bonnet good?
 
I would buy the kit if you're getting the PC. The only thing you do not really use are the terry cloth bonnets b/c they are so scratchy but i have heard ppl using them on their wheels before.



You'll need the lambswool pad for use with the MF bonnets.



If I was gonna do it again, then I would have gotten some more white and yellow pads so I wouldn't have to place a second order like I'm gonna have to do.



Get the kit. It is worth it.
 
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