I would like to use UPPP with a DA but not sure which pad would be equivalant to the supplied orange hand applicator. I was thinking about the Tangerine HT pads but not sure. I dont mind a little cut (very light swirls) as long as I don't need to come back over it with another polish. Thoughts???
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CEE DOG
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UPPP is not an abrasive polish although the pad will add something. It does have some filling ability and does add gloss. I love using it as a paint cleaner before UPGP.
To answer your question tangerine HT will work very well with it although I prefer crimson.
Sounds like for you tangerine will work well. As always perform a test section before duplicating on the entire vehicle.
Cheers!
To answer your question tangerine HT will work very well with it although I prefer crimson.
Sounds like for you tangerine will work well. As always perform a test section before duplicating on the entire vehicle.
Cheers!
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I am in agreement with Corey. A tangerine HT pad or a regular white LC pad is what I have used.
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Excellent, I didnt figure it had much if any cut but the description makes it seem as though it can make very light corrections. Actually I can testify to it removing very light scratches with the orange applicator that is provided. I think the pad must have some cut to it!!!
CEE DOG
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I agree, I too believe it can make some level of correction. Before I ever bought a D/A a few years ago I use UPPP by hand with the enclosed applicator. I put a LOT of elbow grease into it but it definitely looked a lot better. But with machines.... what a difference eh!?!