Buffing Pad.

[^&04types]

Guys,

Any insight on these pads? are they used for final buffing? if not , which ones should be used for final buffing of the entire car?

thanks.

 

[coupe]

I have never seen those before.

Just buy a *finishing pad* for your final buff.

 

[^&04types]

should i Use a microfiber bonnet on top of it?

 

[coupe]

No, i dunno why you would wanna do that.

 

[^&04types]

thats whats recommended by most people on here.

 

[coupe]

I guess im confused by what you mean by *final buff*.

Do you mean that as in a finishing polish or removeing the LSP?

 

[^&04types]

removing LSP and buffing to brilliant shine.

 

[coupe]

I apply and remove the LSP by hand.

I have used the PC before to remove LSP but i find that i can remove it faster by hand.

Wont look any different if you remove by machine or hand.

 

[^&04types]

so if u buff with the machine, it would not look any better?

 

[Junebug]

What the Coupe said, I use to use a PC for applying and taking off LSP. Now, I'd rather do it by hand. Those wool pads look like they would be good for polishing with something like Meg's 83.

 

[^&04types]

i hear the wool pads r dangerous and should only be used for paint correction.

 

[coupe]

so if u buff with the machine, it would not look any better?

Unfortunately no.

 

[^&04types]

so i guess the results acheived using the rotary are accomplished when polishing and paint correction.

 

[coupe]

so i guess the results acheived using the rotary are accomplished when polishing and paint correction.

90% of the final look is in the paint prep whether you use a PC, rotary or by hand.