CarPro Rayon Glass pad Velcro seperating

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Im currently using a GG6 with a 5 inch backing plate with the 5 inch Rayon pads.

IS there any way to repair this pad with out buying another? I only used this pad 3 times 2hrs each time.


Any tricks to extend the life of this pad?

So far I keep the surface lubricated with water while polishing?
 
You got more use than i did, the backing of mine was loose out of the package. Both pads shot after one session, wrote them off as junk. First time being disappointed in a carpro product.
 
Hi, First time i hear this, can you send me pic of the velcro separating from the pad?
please contact the shop you bought it and they will replace it
 
I had the same thing happen. I noticed when I received the pads that one was already loose. I used it for five minutes and it flew apart. I put the other pad on on used it for 2.5 -3 hours and it was fine.
Contacted autogeek and they sent me two more pads.
 
Thanks guys I figured the pad just had a short life on them.. I take some pictures when I get home..
I actually purchased from PBMG sister store Autopia. I give them a call.
 
Glass pads take a beating

I don't expect them to last more than a few hours of polishing
 
Avi@CarPro said:
Hi, First time i hear this, can you send me pic of the velcro separating from the pad?
please contact the shop you bought it and they will replace it
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Here are the pics. Even though the Velcro came loose. I'm still impress enough to purchase these pads again to clean my own windows. At least I know the expected life :laughing:

Pic1= velcro off, pic2= shows attempted repair. pic3=shows the pad looking like new pic4= attempted repair of velcro and Gorilla glue.View attachment 47400View attachment 47401View attachment 47402
 
Thank you for the pics, this shouldnt happen! , i think its defective in the production line with the glue quality
i will handle it with the producer . please contact the store you bought it for replacement.
 
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