IOMCAMARO Active member Joined Oct 29, 2010 Messages 1,119 Reaction score 0 Jun 26, 2011 #1 How do I clean the Meguiar's microfiber pads on the spot if I don't have compressed air or a pad brush?
How do I clean the Meguiar's microfiber pads on the spot if I don't have compressed air or a pad brush?
F Flannigan New member Joined Jun 3, 2011 Messages 1,917 Reaction score 0 Jun 26, 2011 #2 You could use an MF towel, but it doesn't work as well and will mean you need to clean/fluff the pad more often.
You could use an MF towel, but it doesn't work as well and will mean you need to clean/fluff the pad more often.
IOMCAMARO Active member Joined Oct 29, 2010 Messages 1,119 Reaction score 0 Jun 26, 2011 Thread starter #3 Flannigan said: You could use an MF towel, but it doesn't work as well and will mean you need to clean/fluff the pad more often. Click to expand... Does the brush do as good of a job as the air?
Flannigan said: You could use an MF towel, but it doesn't work as well and will mean you need to clean/fluff the pad more often. Click to expand... Does the brush do as good of a job as the air?
F Flannigan New member Joined Jun 3, 2011 Messages 1,917 Reaction score 0 Jun 26, 2011 #4 IOMCAMARO said: Does the brush do as good of a job as the air? Click to expand... No, but it works well enough if you don't have air.
IOMCAMARO said: Does the brush do as good of a job as the air? Click to expand... No, but it works well enough if you don't have air.
IOMCAMARO Active member Joined Oct 29, 2010 Messages 1,119 Reaction score 0 Jun 26, 2011 Thread starter #5 Flannigan said: No, but it works well enough if you don't have air. Click to expand... Ok thanks. I can pick one of the brushes up locally I just don't have the money for an air compressor at the time. I've spend over $500 on detailing stuff within the last month and I'm only a "weekend warrior" lol.
Flannigan said: No, but it works well enough if you don't have air. Click to expand... Ok thanks. I can pick one of the brushes up locally I just don't have the money for an air compressor at the time. I've spend over $500 on detailing stuff within the last month and I'm only a "weekend warrior" lol.
C ChrisJ New member Joined May 25, 2011 Messages 467 Reaction score 0 Jun 27, 2011 #6 A bug sponge works GREAT
D dlt21 New member Joined May 2, 2009 Messages 42 Reaction score 0 Jul 20, 2011 #7 How are you using the sponge? Running across pad or spinning pad into it?? plz advise
Bernard New member Joined Jan 26, 2007 Messages 313 Reaction score 0 Jul 20, 2011 #8 Brush doesn't clean enough and make the mf pads fluffy back. I found that Duo spur does a better job than the Brush, if no compress air available.
Brush doesn't clean enough and make the mf pads fluffy back. I found that Duo spur does a better job than the Brush, if no compress air available.
