Lake Country CCS Turns 10 This Fall

NICE!

Why do ten years seem to fly by this quickly? :/
 
In 2006 I was still with my ex fiancé! It's like a lifetime ago.
 
Is there anyone these days that still prefers that type pad? I have quite a few of them but find myself using flat foam pads while the ccs colllect dust on the shelf. The collect dust part was just an expression. All my pads live in sealed containers. ;)
 
These were the first foam pads I ever used... Came with my PC kit. I should order some for old time sake.
 
wow I remember these pads! Everyone sold them back in the day. Even before CG came out with their hex logic copy they sold these pads specifically.

And they came with many PC kits. I would buy mine from Autopia along with all Perfect Shine stuff lol. Gees must have been 2006 when I started placing my first online detailing orders.
 
Do people still use these? Give me flat pads anyday!
 
Zubair said:
Do people still use these? Give me flat pads anyday!
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LOL, nobody seems to like these pads--I think I have couple that were a free gift with something else, I don't remember if I ever even used them.
 
I have saw the advantage of CCS and preferred flat pads. I always thought it was really for rotary users.
 
I use them mostly for softer paints as I don't find them as aggressive as the BOSS pads or the Uro Tec pads. They absolutely have a place in my garage ��

ScottH
 
Legumes said:
Is there anyone these days that still prefers that type pad? I have quite a few of them but find myself using flat foam pads while the ccs colllect dust on the shelf. The collect dust part was just an expression. All my pads live in sealed containers. ;)
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Zubair said:
Do people still use these? Give me flat pads anyday!
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Setec Astronomy said:
LOL, nobody seems to like these pads--I think I have couple that were a free gift with something else, I don't remember if I ever even used them.
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Bunky said:
I have saw the advantage of CCS and preferred flat pads. I always thought it was really for rotary users.
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Do I really need a pad with holes in them to hold my polish? Really!
 
I like them because they run cool, and they break up the surface tension a bit. I don't have issues with polish getting stuck in the dimples.
 
dlc95 said:
I like them because they run cool, and they break up the surface tension a bit. I don't have issues with polish getting stuck in the dimples.
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Sorry not holes, dimples.
 
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