Table of pad foam types and colours
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imported_kuba
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invaluable, had to check it again... :ca
Setec Astronomy
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Maybe it's just me, but the formatting looks messed up in the table--the LC pads are out of alignment with the rest of the columns.
machboy said:
Back when I made the post Autogeek sold the LC pads and the link was correct. It not seems like they have stopped selling them and sell the Wolfgang pads instead. I don't know if the LC and Wolfgang pads are related at all.
@Setec Astronomy
The formatting got completely screwed up when the forum was updated and I have since fixed it. It now looks fine to me, I am using IE6. What browser are you using ? Does anyone else with IE6 think the table is not lined up ok ?
ColinM said:
ColinM-- I recently ordered some pads from Autogeek and although they have a Wolfgang shrinkwrap/branding on them, they look suspiciously like LC pads to me. :nixweiss Seems like the only thing different is they added a blue "finessing" pad to their Wolfgang lineup.
Setec Astronomy
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ColinM said:
The LC entries are still out of whack for me, like you've got an extra tab in there...the LC data falls between the columns that the other data is in. I'm on W2K/IE6. Sorry I took so long to see your question; I haven't been in this thread since.
Eliot Ness
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ColinM said:
I'm running XP with IE6 and it looks OK on my system.
I have added Wolfgang to the table. According to Autogeek - "Wolfgang EuroTech Smart Foam Pads are manufactured by Lake Country Manufacturing, the maker of premium polisher pads and accessories."
They also say "Gray Finishing Foam 6.5" - Composition is firm enough to withstand added pressure during final finishing to remove buffer swirls. It has no cut and will apply thin, even coats of waxes, sealants, and glazes." So I have put the grey pad under the light polish column.
They also say "Gray Finishing Foam 6.5" - Composition is firm enough to withstand added pressure during final finishing to remove buffer swirls. It has no cut and will apply thin, even coats of waxes, sealants, and glazes." So I have put the grey pad under the light polish column.