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Has anyone used the LC kompressor pads on a rotary?

Love the M roadster...one of my favorite cars. Looks awesome too!

Ohhhhh i was wondering why i havent read any stupid ,downing, or disrespectfull posts the past few days....good. For a little while there i thought it was just me taking it the wrong way or needed to work on taking critisism in my own posts a little better but i guess it wasnt just me lol

Yes especially in the newer cars that arnt high end..they all seem to be going with that cheap old vw carpet thats like subwoofer box carpet...that stuff is tough with alot of sand. Have to use a brush just to vac it good

That does work great. I worked at a multi brand dealership before and we got a few drills and round brushes for them and it def helps with or without and extractor. We had a really nice extractor with a nice heating element but ive never used a steam cleaner....id like to try one out

Cool thanks for the responses. I basically do the same as all of you. Id like an extractor but if i got one id want to spend the money once and get a nice one..just not in the budget with all the other cool products i keep buying

Im guessing no responses means go out and buy a extractor or steam cleaner lol.. I have my own method with cleaners, brushes and a nice vac but i was just curious how others may go about it.

I didnt know they did an earlier turbo car in 79. Thanks for pointing that out. Alot of people forget that fox bodys started in 79. Most people hear fox body and only think of the mid 80s and early 90s body style....its been a few years but im actually in the market for another fox body...

What are you using for a polisher? Pads? Color of vehicle? Did it get compounded first? Some Info like that

Yes the SVO mustang was before its time but just didnt pan out. I have buddies with 4 cyl turbo cars with 800 hp running mid tens in the quarter and thats with no traction 3\4 down the track on slicks! Turbos are def the wave of the future

Ya ive always used waffle style foam pads but i have used flat pads before. Just one more thing to get use to i guess. Im always up to broadening my detail skills and knowledge!

Re: First viewing of Completion Ready Yea your missing out....not to mention all the other shows. If your a car guy the velocity is where its at!

Great job on the stang man!! Doesnt matter how long it took you....pretty sure this forum is for people to get good info,tips and some CONSTRUCTIVE critisism at best. Not everyone can be the detail master of the universe!!!!

Thanks for the info. I just realized those hybrid pads can be used on a rotary or d.a. wich is cool. I didnt even know people used 6 inch backing plate on rotarys. So im using a 6.5 pad with the 6 inch plate correct? Any suggestions on backing plate? Have any of you guys used a microfiber...

I'm looking for anybodys opinion on compounding and polishing pads for my good ole dewalt rotary. In the past ive used cheaper pads and then switched to 3m wool and foam a couple years back. I like the pads but not so much the price...30 to 45 bucks a pop depending on wich ones. Ive been looking...

How does everybody go about cleaning their carpets and seats etc. If you dont own a extractor or steam cleaner?

I need a bug scrubber here in n.c. when im trying to bang out a quick wash vac windows on some of these customers cars i spend more time claying the front end than it takes me to wash the whole car.....time=money$$

Thanks man. Im gonna run to the wine store and check out what they have

Lol. I hear ya there. Sometimes im surprised at what people are willing to pay over either lazyness or just scared to do it cause of inexperience

Good idea GSKR...i use the snall pump sprayers for apc and wheel cleaner. Work awesome