Uro - cell pads

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Hello guys, have you ever use uro-cell pads from B&S? I have a PC, so i wonder if this pads are good, or what is your recomendations...
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The are decent pads. Wouldn't be my first choice for a PC, however. For foam, look into the LC Thin Pro or Griot's BOSS pads.
 
PC is relatively low in power and will have power to fully maximize URO-Cell foam. You will need rotary or a force DA to fully draw it real ability out. For PC going to low pro will provide better cut. Will not recommend thin pro as it is to thin and will have lots of problem get into tight curve and conclave area.
 
Valky said:
PC is relatively low in power and will have power to fully maximize URO-Cell foam. You will need rotary or a force DA to fully draw it real ability out. For PC going to low pro will provide better cut. Will not recommend thin pro as it is to thin and will have lots of problem get into tight curve and conclave area.
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Low pro or URO TEC???
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uro-cell pads are great if you can get them dirt cheap. They are probably the least durable pad available and unless you can get them on BOGO, or $4 per pad they just aren't durable enough to justify buying. With just a PC I would recommend starting with a few maroon low-pro's as well as a few uro-fiber pads. That will pretty much cover everything unless you're working on really soft paint.

Also, I really recommend buying a harbor freight and a griot's 5" backing plate

Buy the griot's 3" backing plate to use with you PC7424.
 
The Uro-fiber pads would be a better choice for that machine. I'm not a real big microfiber pad fan, but I do really like these. I use them on any Rupes 15 Mark II, Flex XFE 7, and Rupes mini. Maybe someone on here has tried them with a PC and will chime in.
 
mwoywod said:
Also, I really recommend buying a harbor freight and a griot's 5" backing plate
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Agreed. Although, the HF is not quite as smooth and louder than the Griot's 6", it's definitely more powerful, and half the price. PC is a wax spreader.


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WRAPT C5Z06 said:
Agreed. Although, the HF is not quite as smooth and louder than the Griot's 6", it's definitely more powerful, and half the price. PC is a wax spreader.


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If I could only have one tool for everything as of right now it would be the gg6. The harbor freight is loud, obnoxious, and vibrates way more than the GG6. But for the price, the HF DA is hard to beat.

I completely agree with you on PC7424xp . Even trying to use it to spread wax I think I have to use speed 4.5. Speed 1-3 is virtually the same thing and speed 6 sounds like the tool could spontaneous combust at any moment.
 
The green, and blue Buff and Shine pads work great on the PC. I used them specifically with non diminishing abrasive liquids - Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, or M100.

If the paint is really hard, I use the orange Buff and Shine microfiber pads. I feel the out cut the uro-fiber by miles. I've use the PC to cut for years. Works especially great with the Meguiar's microfiber correction system. That system only requires 4800 maximum opm, the extra speed offered by the gg6 doesn't do much for that. I also don't the gg6 to vibrate more, but it is a very capable tool.

Actually, if I was to recommend anything, it would be the PC, Meguiar's D/A microfiber correction system. I'd also suggest a separate polishing + sealing system, and dedicated sealant - M205 and megs yellow foam discs, M21 and megs black foam discs. Maybe get some megs burgundy foam cutting pads just in case... D300 works great with the cutting foam too. That is what I'd go with if starting over with the PC.
 
dlc95 said:
The green, and blue Buff and Shine pads work great on the PC. I used them specifically with non diminishing abrasive liquids - Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, or M100.

If the paint is really hard, I use the orange Buff and Shine microfiber pads. I feel the out cut the uro-fiber by miles. I've use the PC to cut for years. Works especially great with the Meguiar's microfiber correction system. That system only requires 4800 maximum opm, the extra speed offered by the gg6 doesn't do much for that. I also don't the gg6 to vibrate more, but it is a very capable tool.

Actually, if I was to recommend anything, it would be the PC, Meguiar's D/A microfiber correction system. I'd also suggest a separate polishing + sealing system, and dedicated sealant - M205 and megs yellow foam discs, M21 and megs black foam discs. Maybe get some megs burgundy foam cutting pads just in case... D300 works great with the cutting foam too. That is what I'd go with if starting over with the PC.
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Completely forgot about the Megs burgundy thin foam discs. Those are amazing on any standard DA!!!
 
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