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yeah it was a really fluffy one. i'm going to try the MF cutting pads from megs to see if they work better. i'm just trying it out so its a trial and error for me with the GG6. if I had the flex that would've been I had good turn out with the Subaru. but was having problems with hard paint cars

GG6 the car that iw as working on was a chevy trailblaer. i've tried the method of spraying QD on the wool pad before working with it, but that just made the wool pad dust a lot more and 0 progress. i'm assuming it was too aggressive combo, i have to get back to working on that car again.

darn. well i guess ill be putting this pad away for this car. ended up using a 6.5 LC orange and a 5" yellow.

hey guys i was wondering if anyone had any luck w the wool pads? ice tried a few and its left micro swirls in the paint and dusts like mad crazy. i followed the usual steps of applying it on the panel and even using compressed aur to clean the pad. i didnt leave a haze it left microscratches...

didnt work out the way i wanted. tried to find a 1/2 male to 3/4 male and it still would thread into the wand. just want the wand fitting nothing else because the threads are doible sided it looks crooked.

yeah still testing. i used these products using a 5" pad with just orange pads and wasn't sure if i touched any of the red pads and it worked a lot better then the 4" pads that i'm using now. tested on a subaru trunk that had huge swirls in it and the color was white. because i'm doing these...

whoops i screwed this thread up a tad. anyways i hope this isn't a problem as its a journal and i'm not sure if we have them set up in our profiles for this kind of stuff but i'll just keep posting my results. GG: speed 4 Yellow Pad: 700/721/778 Section one: light swirls Section two: light...

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subaru sideskirts. CBS testing CG 700/721/728 pads: 4" Y/O/B lake country pads

ill try and find a lowes here. homedepot and menards

yeah i am looking for the brass fitting not the silver one i just need that attachment at the end of the wand.

if i replace the wand i want to have the fitting at the end. i might just order one online i guess if i am not able to replace the gun and wand. just looking for options cause the 3/8 fitting i used at the end of the wand didnt work out the way i wanted and yeah leaks -_-

i killed the threads in my wand so i was wondering if there is a replacement for the whole thing or something better that will work with the quick disconnect. i dont have the fitting that came with the wand when i bought it used. so i'm using a 3/8's x 1" as a replacement but there's too much...

i'm going to have to wait on the next sale as i missed AG 30% off sale. so i have enough cutting pads blue/orange/yellow but we arent using those types of pads for this. we are going with light cutting/heavy polishing right as a type of product. i have also obtained polish and cut. so what...

1500* tested it out nothing. quick release qasnt able to push water through it. took that fitting off and couldnt get the foam cannon to work and just ended up spraying myself. did it w the wand and without and now i am stuck.

mine didnt come with that. i just have the wand for water and the other for the goam gun. i think it was the 1300 model. not the 1500. but i do understand the more fittings more likely to fail. trigger never came w a fitting

i dont think the male to the quick release has enough threads for the wand. hence why i kind of had to adapt. yeah i can see that and makes the wand heavy. ill try again tomorrow for a 1/4 to a quick D/C. leaks maybe but i put teflon tape on each thread and have yet to test it. -6 degrees here

couldnt find a 3/8 male to 1/4 male so that was what i did. fitting on fitting on fittings.