i just used my pc 7424 the other day and i bought the dp pad cleaning mix, the stuff worked great with the pb ssr products. but when the end of the night came and it was time for me to lean the grey pad that i had used to wax the car with, it seemed that the wax wouldnt come out of the pad at all.
Just to note,
If you have a hard time washing wax or paint sealant out of anything, foam buffing pad or hand applicator pad), that's actually a good sign.
A number of times I've asked people on this forum in thread,
How AR do you want to get?
As it relates to whatever the topic is and this is another one of those topics as it relates to washing things that have been used with water soluble products versus mixing items that have been used with water soluble and non-water soluble products.
By their very nature, a quality wax or paint sealant should be HARD to wash out of anything and this means it will not wash off or wear-off your car easily either. Isn't that a good thing?
Now for this same reason, do you want to wash say the microfiber polishing cloths you used to remove wax or paint sealant with the correction chemicals in the same wash load?
Why?
Because in most cases, most compounds and any product that's body shop safe will tend to be water soluble and wash out very easily. If you mix your wax polishing cloths in the same load with hot water you will be mixing cloths with chemicals that wash out easily with cloths with chemicals that don't wash out easily and contaminating everything.
The only reason this would be important is if you're like the original OP and trying to get EVERYTHING out of the pad, or in this example the cloths.
All this means is have at least 2 laundry hampers in your garage, one for polishings cloths and buffing pads used with with waxes and paint sealants and one for everything else.
Again, I don't know how deep you guys want to get? I can usually get as deep or AR as the next guy and usually more so... it's a curse...
