waterspot etching: white pad, black pad or orange pad

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the two cars I will be detailing are in very good shape, but have spent too much time in the rain and in the sprinklers... :(



am going to be using washing claying and then applying:



1)FPII



2)FTG (final touch glaze)



3)FMJ



Which of these 6.5" LC pads will I use?







http://www.winnerscircledetailingpr...p?idCategory=44





have gotten great info as far as general product useage, but unsure what pads will be best to work the waterspots out...







thanks guys!!
 
themightytimmah said:
1) White....if you need more cut, consider applying IP via white or orange

2) Black

3) Black - buy 2 use one for FTG and one for FMJ.
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so basically with FPII being pretty mild, the white pad will allow it work to its potential?

(no need to use a more abrasive pad?)



think im beginning to get it :D
 
If you are using a PC and IP, I do not think any pad will be agressive enough. You may be able to reduce them though. It took me several passes using Menzerna Powergloss via rotary, and a wool pad to remove some bad water spots.
 
brwill2005 said:
If you are using a PC and IP, I do not think any pad will be agressive enough. You may be able to reduce them though. It took me several passes using Menzerna Powergloss via rotary, and a wool pad to remove some bad water spots.
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wow.

yeah ive heard how stubborn water spots can be..



im actually going to be using FPII, believe its less abrasive than IP
 
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