Monster Shine
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- Jan 2, 2012
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Alright guys, first real question thread. I have the V1 Meguiar's G110 DA with 5" backing plate and I am getting ready to buy some new pads. I have been using the Meguiar's 6.5" Polishing and Finishing pads but they are pretty much toasted.
I have done reading and even though I see a lot of recommendations for flat pads I have been wanting to try the CCS pads for a long time and am still thinking about going that route. I am debating on size, I have used the 6.5" pads and have had no problems but I figure the 5.5" pads would have a better cutting ability as obviously it would be a smaller surface displacing the power.
My question and advise I am looking for is which size would be advisable? I am not so much worried about the "safety" factor of having a larger pad.
I also like I said am highly looking to the CCS pads, but if you have what you consider a valid point or experiences with any different pad feel free to let me know. I am far from a pad expert at this point so I will take a look and listen to about any recommendation. I just am looking to try some new stuff this time around.
Also, thanks ahead of time for your responses! :dblthumb2:
I have done reading and even though I see a lot of recommendations for flat pads I have been wanting to try the CCS pads for a long time and am still thinking about going that route. I am debating on size, I have used the 6.5" pads and have had no problems but I figure the 5.5" pads would have a better cutting ability as obviously it would be a smaller surface displacing the power.
My question and advise I am looking for is which size would be advisable? I am not so much worried about the "safety" factor of having a larger pad.
I also like I said am highly looking to the CCS pads, but if you have what you consider a valid point or experiences with any different pad feel free to let me know. I am far from a pad expert at this point so I will take a look and listen to about any recommendation. I just am looking to try some new stuff this time around.
Also, thanks ahead of time for your responses! :dblthumb2: