Wolfgang Pads

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I live in Australia where it's hard to find LC and Megs pads but the pads I can easily find and get are Wolfgan 6.5" pads. I do know they are made by LC and wondering if they work good and just aswell as the normal LC pads people use.
 
So are they just LC Pads Wolfgang puts their name on them.

I have Megs 8006 Pad and Megs 9006 Pad at the moment and wondering which Wolfgang/LC Pads to replace 8006 and 9006.

I ain't really replacing them but want pads which do the same job as 8006 and 9006.
 
Yes, they are lc pads made for wolfgang. I have @ 15 of their pads and they work great.
 
So what wolfgang/lc pad do I use for products I use Megs 8006 Pad with, and what wolfgang/lc pad do I use for products I use megs 9006 pad with.
 
Yeah I got that but wondering for products I use the meguiar 8006 pad and 9006 pad what Lake Country pad would I use as a replacement for 8006 and 9006.
 
I don't know the Meguiar's pads but LC orange is the light cut pad, LC white is the polishing pad, LC blue and grey(black) are finishing pads. Those should be the only color pads that you'll need.
 
ok so seems

Meguiars W8006 Pad is a polishing pad which would mean it would be similar to LC White Polishing Pad

Meguiars W9006 Pad is a finishing pad which would be similar to LC Grey Finishing Pad.

So would the Light Cutting, Polishing and Finishing LC pads really be all I need to do all jobs my random orbital can handle.

Also whats the difference between the grey finishing pad and blue finessing pad.
 
the lc pads you are going to want are the orange pad...for light cutting and swirl/scratch correction...the white pad for final polishing..and the grey or blue pad pretty much do the same thing...i honestly dont see the need to own both the grey and blue...just get the blue pad and you will be fine...
 
ok thanks guys, also usally how many pads should I buy to get started with lets say XMT3, XMT1 and a glaze and sealant or wax.
 
the bst deals are to buy the pad kits..look on ag and see which one suits your needs/budget...i recommend the edge system but that is all personal preference
 
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