I wonder what would be the recommended numbers for Microfiber cutting pads, 50/50 Uro-Fiber pads, and Wool Cutting Pads. Same principle? I feel like one can get away with less with these pads. What do pros think?
Ah, I heard about this. Was this permanent staining? Should I put these pads aside for single stage jobs only? I will be using 6 brand new Uro-Tec Yellow Polishing Pads (or Maroon Cutting). Maybe I should've ordered some cheap B&S flat pads for the single stage job? Any tips?
Does the Megs #7 treatment have any benefit to a MODERN single stage paint? I thought it was only for the OLD SS and oil enriching process won't benefit modern urethane paint, SS or not. I have a poorly maintained 2006 Toyota Tundra which I believe is a modern SS urethane and I was planning on...
Excellent, I really appreciate the detailed write-up on your process with this one. I may not have to preclude the G15 after all on this one. I'm looking forward to doing some testing and tackling this one.
Nice! I am waiting for better weather, so I can tackle my new-to-me 2006 Tundra White next week. The paint has been neglected and it was washed with Dawn and Scotch pad by someone that doesn't know how to properly wash a vehicle. :doh: Single stage soft white is what I hear. Measured the paint...
Thank you so much! I am sure I can use it, but the future viewers will probably appreciate your comment on the combo as you have used the G9 with other pads and have something to compare with.
I appreciate the insight! LC Force Hybrid is close to 1.25" thick which makes it one of the thickest. Since all of Griot's pads are between 5/8"(BOSS) and 1"(non-BOSS), I was wondering if their newer G9 will be balanced and still have enough power with the these thick ones. What you said makes...
Can anyone verify that LC Force pads are not too thick for the G9's? Comfort is great with LC Force Hybrid, but wouldn't want to get more pad stalling in exchange...
Also, would it be crazy to use thin pads (say BOSS) on the G8 and use thicker pads (say LC Force) on the G9 for correcting and...