What are you favorite pads to use with a rotary (5.5-6.5")

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Hi guys,

I just wanted to hear what pads you guys love to use the most with a rotary? I mainly use 5.5-6.5" pads. Currently using the Buff & Shine pads. I love their green, blue, and black pads for polishing and finishing. Their orange and white pads I believe are Euro-foam because they are really hard, which I personally don't care for.

Now I am looking for a compounding/ medium cutting pads for a rotary that are a bit softer and nicer to work with.

Any suggestions?
 
I took BobbyG's advice and got some Kompressor pads for the Flex PE-14. I will be trying it out this weekend.
 
I actually got a white compressor pad 7.5" that came free when i got my PE. Still yet to try it.

Anyone have success with the LC 5.5" flat pads on a rotary? I liked their 6.5" flat pads on the 3401, I consider it a nice product.
 
Kaban said:
Hi guys,

I just wanted to hear what pads you guys love to use the most with a rotary? I mainly use 5.5-6.5" pads. Currently using the Buff & Shine pads. I love their green, blue, and black pads for polishing and finishing. Their orange and white pads I believe are Euro-foam because they are really hard, which I personally don't care for.

Now I am looking for a compounding/ medium cutting pads for a rotary that are a bit softer and nicer to work with.

Any suggestions?
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didn't you put a post up last week that you liked to do everything by hand?
 
Kompressor pads are nice to use with a rotary.
Kaban said:
Hi guys
Now I am looking for a compounding/ medium cutting pads for a rotary that are a bit softer and nicer to work with.

Any suggestions?
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i use 5.5" flats for DA and rotary, i like having pads i can use on multiple machines.
 
I find LC hydrotech pads to work VERY well with both a rotary and a DA. I like the 6.5" with a rotary, and 5.5" with a DA...
 
Thanks for the input. Much appreciated.
 
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