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If you only have that pad and polish, use the white pad with the IP. You should be able to finish down good enough on the harder clear.

I would wash it.

Paint hardness is judged by what products and process you have to use to level the clear. Certain manufactures are known for having a softer clear, certain are known for having a harder clear. for instance, if I wanted to do a full paint correction on a 2009 Acura, (depending on the condition)...

IMO, there is no set pad that has to be used to finish down properly. I have used Meg's 105 via wool, then Menzerna 203 via orange and finished down excellent. With multiple wipe downs and 2 hours outside in 85degree weather it was still near perfect. The only reason I opted to use Menzerna 85rd...

I figured it would be against forum rules so I was trying to behave.

I actually like throwing my wool pads in the washer then letting them air dry and then before I actually use the pad, I spin at 3000k for 30seconds or so. I'm not sure on the class. Maybe in the late March / Early April. Once winter is fully gone. I have a Miami trip earlier in March so...

Screwdriver and wool pad is old school cleaning, much more effective and safer ways out now. I'll be holding another in the spring time.

Oh yea , I dunno what I was thinking. Thought they did somewhere along the lines of their many sites.

How about this picture?? One of my favorites I have taken. Dodo Juice Banana Armour

Here I am checking out the work performed by the students. Demonstrating proper techniques on high speed polishing We got some serious gloss Some of the cars outside Taking turns during the hands on portion of the class Everyone.. I was unable to make most the pictures since...

First of all, thanks to Eric (Howareb) for helping me out with the class and allowing the use of his BEAUTIFUL shop. We had a great turnout and everyone was able to get hands on and learn a few things. We had some great food and got to meet some great people. Thanks to everyone who attended...