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DA Pad Size
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wascallyrabbit
New member
normally with a DA the smaller the pad the more aggressive the cutting action.
Accumulator
Well-known member
Yeah, smaller is better. I myself wouldn't do *any* correction via RO/DA except with 3.5-4" pads.
Accumulator said:Yeah, smaller is better. I myself wouldn't do *any* correction via RO/DA except with 3.5-4" pads.
+1 especially on a pc
drew.haynes
New member
The smaller the better. I've done entire cars with a 4" pad and it's really not more time-consuming than a 6". A- cuts faster and better so you save time there. B- It gets all the tight areas so you don't have to "come back later" and finish!
wascallyrabbit
New member
i usually 4" pads with the pc but now i have a flex, also have the edge flex conversion so i can still use my 4" pads. still prefer the 4". use the 6" when i'm applying something like DWG or AIO.