LSP Application machine

Colinpd137

Colinpd137

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Just curious to know which of the two everyone prefers for there LSP (if it applys.) application. Out of the 2 I should say, no other machines involved.

GG6
or
PC7424xp

Which "in your mind" lays an lsp better?
any input is appreciated! :xyxthumbs:
 
This is the first time I have heard of using which is the better machine to apply an LSP. I dont think it matters but I could be wrong.
 
I agree with Mike. It doesn't matter. What will matter more is the pad's softness, size and the machine speed.
 
smack said:
This is the first time I have heard of using which is the better machine to apply an LSP. I dont think it matters but I could be wrong.
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Marc08EX said:
I agree with Mike. It doesn't matter. What will matter more is the pad's softness, size and the machine speed.
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:iagree:a machine is a machine.........its all about the pads and how you use them.
 
smack said:
For me I love the hydrotech pad lineup in 5.5x7/8 for the traditional DA and 5 inch hybrid lineup for the 3401 for all jobs not just LSP.

For just LSP the LC crimson pad is awfully nice...
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Thanks for your feed back.......although I do not own the flex I find the Crimson (foam) to be my go to..... If need be.

I really love MF!
 
dad07 said:
Thanks for your feed back.......although I do not own the flex I find the Crimson (foam) to be my go to..... If need be.

I really love MF!
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No problem Tim. I really like the MF system on the DA as well but I dont care for the behavior of MF on the 3401 yet. I dont have enough time with MF/3401 to rule them out though
 
Colinpd137 said:
Just curious to know which of the two everyone prefers for there LSP (if it applys.) application. Out of the 2 I should say, no other machines involved.

GG6
or
PC7424xp

Which "in your mind" lays an lsp better?
any input is appreciated! :xyxthumbs:
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This is a very odd question, none the less I agree with everyone else that it doesnt matter at all.

You can apply any LSP by hand or by machine, the end result will be the same with the exception of being able to:

1. Apply faster by machine
2. Remove faster by machine by using a MF bonnet.
 
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