3401 . . . what pads are you using?

[WHEC716]

I have a ton of CCS pads . . . they are falling apart.

need to replace the pads. What is everyone using?

 

[rwisejr]

I'm just started using these Lake Country Hydro-Tech 6.5 Inch Foam Pads, water-based polish pads, foam buffing pads, hydro tech pads and These Lake Country Kompressor Foam Buffing Pads, foam polishing pads, buffer pads, lake county pads, swirl remover pads, compressor pads, compresser pads, I was using my edge pads which I still like a lot but like to try so other things aswell

 

[Meghan]

I have been using Lake Country 5.5" CCS pads with my Flex some people like to go a bit bigger on the Flex backing plate but its a matter of what you like.

 

[VR8]

I've really enjoyed the Hydro-Tech 6.5" cyan and tangerine. In fact I've practically worn the tangerine out already. Time for a new order.

 

[HighEndDetail]

So far I really like using the Cobra cross grove pads

Cobra Cross Groove™ 6.5 Inch Flex Foam Buffing Pads,cobra foam polishing pads,foam buffer pads,dual action pads,cross groove pads,waffle pads

 

[detail viking]

I started out with ccs 6.5, then bought some cobra cross groove 6.5. I really like both. Now I'm planning on going with edge in the spring. Detailing season is about over for me...

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Tested out both the Kompressor 7" Pads and the Kompressor 6" Pads for compounding, polishing and waxing using both the rotary buffer and the dual action polisher yesterday.

Comments...

• Excel at working on curved panels.
• Indestructible under hard buffing.
• Easy, easy easy to clean using the Griot's Garage Pad Cleaner.
• Worked well with both the rotary buffer and the DA Polisher.

Will update the 1967 Starline Deville - Extreme Makeover thread as soon as I can get to it with the results from using the Menzerna Product Line with the Kompressor Foam Buffing Pads

 

[Harleyguy]

Tested out both the Kompressor 7" Pads and the Kompressor 6" Pads for compounding, polishing and waxing using both the rotary buffer and the dual action polisher yesterday.

Comments...

• Excel at working on curved panels.
• Indestructible under hard buffing.
• Easy, easy easy to clean using the Griot's Garage Pad Cleaner.
• Worked well with both the rotary buffer and the DA Polisher.

Will update the 1967 Starline Deville - Extreme Makeover thread as soon as I can get to it with the results from using the Menzerna Product Line with the Kompressor Foam Buffing Pads

Wait till you try 105 and a white 7" Kompressor pad win win combo :xyxthumbs:

 

[Pockets@PoorboysWorld]

LC CCS for me Lake Country 8.5 Inch CCS Pads 6 Pack - Your Choice!

 

[vwgtivw]

I started out with the CCS pads then switched to The Edge adapter and pads and never looked back. You can go from 4",6" and 8" foam or wool with the push of a button and the pads are double sided. You can't beat it.

 

[VR8]

Tested out both the Kompressor 7" Pads and the Kompressor 6" Pads for compounding, polishing and waxing using both the rotary buffer and the dual action polisher yesterday.

What's your opinion on the fit of the 6" pads on the Flex? I don't want to go to the 7" pads unless it's necessary.

 

[rwisejr]

What's your opinion on the fit of the 6" pads on the Flex? I don't want to go to the 7" pads unless it's necessary.

6 should be fine

 

[KC-BBQ]

I've used the LC 6.5 flat and the Kompressor 6". The basic flat pads have done a great job on my car. However, the Kompressor, which I've used with glaze only, has more flexibility, particularly over curved surfaces.