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Hi all,
I am using XMT #3 AND # 1 and they both dust up ! I was hoping that they did not. I am using LC pads orange & white :confused:
Thanks for your help,
Fred
 
Thought XMT wasn't supposed to dust? How much product did you use and did you prime the pads with anything (qd'er etc)?
 
most polishes will dust up...you can minimize dusting by making sure you dont let your pad get to caked up with gunk and if you are new to polishing try working smaller areas at a time until you get used to breaking the polish down efficiently...
 
Surfer said:
Thought XMT wasn't supposed to dust? How much product did you use and did you prime the pads with anything (qd'er etc)?

I used a quater size dabn and I did lightly prime the pads which are new by the way.

Fred
 
i find that xmt still dusts a little, i used to use it until i found optiimum, perhaps it might be an option, it seems to break down faster and dust less
 
i use exactly that. it does dust a little, but not badly.
 
Surfer said:
Thought XMT wasn't supposed to dust? How much product did you use and did you prime the pads with anything (qd'er etc)?


I had a little dusting at first with the P.C. then spritzed the pad with SHOWTIME and no more dust, same with my rotary......
 
I get some dusting but nothing terrible, I do agree with orngez it helps to keep the pads clean.
 
1. Use Pad Conditioner for XMT
2. Dont use to much polish .. pad gets saturated and dusts as speed and drying is in place.
3. Use leaf blower and wipe with qd'er when all else fails
4. Be glad you didnt use Megs DACP, now thats dust !!
 
I find that the XMT 3 dusts some but I had absolutely no dust at all with the 2 or 1. Interesting.
 
FloridaNative said:
I find that the XMT 3 dusts some but I had absolutely no dust at all with the 2 or 1. Interesting.


G:):) d morning my dear.....how are you??

i think the #3 dust more because of a courser grade???
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
1. Use Pad Conditioner for XMT
2. Dont use to much polish .. pad gets saturated and dusts as speed and drying is in place.
3. Use leaf blower and wipe with qd'er when all else fails
4. Be glad you didnt use Megs DACP, now thats dust !!


Showtime works also, but maybe XMT pad conditioner works better??
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
1. Use Pad Conditioner for XMT
2. Dont use to much polish .. pad gets saturated and dusts as speed and drying is in place.
3. Use leaf blower and wipe with qd'er when all else fails
4. Be glad you didnt use Megs DACP, now thats dust !!

:iagree: :iagree:
If you think XMT dusts, try Megs, and you will see much more dust.;)
 
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FloridaNative said:
I find that the XMT 3 dusts some but I had absolutely no dust at all with the 2 or 1. Interesting.

I had the same experience with XMT. A teeny tiny bit of dust with #3, but no dust with #2 or #1.

Maybe the OP is buffing the polish too long? Try just working the polish until it turns clear.
 
most polishes that have more cut to them will always dust more...more abrasives that are not as refined generate more dust...and yes...you really want to see dust use some of the megs line...only time i;ve every had to wear a mask while polishing and goggles to keep dust out of my contacts...
 
killrwheels@autogeek said:
1. Use Pad Conditioner for XMT
2. Dont use to much polish .. pad gets saturated and dusts as speed and drying is in place.
3. Use leaf blower and wipe with qd'er when all else fails
4. Be glad you didnt use Megs DACP, now thats dust !!
I kept the pads moist w/ q.d. that seem to help some. I was woring outside in the shade here in San Diego. I don't know if ambeint air temp makes a differance or not.

Fred :cheers:
 
I always get dust with XMT. I use small amount of polish and use the pad brush often to remove cake. I find it dust the most when you hit pin stripes of the edge of your tap. I dunno, it doesn't bother me though.
 
At least they don't dudst as bad as Poorboys SSR's
Fred Im the MAN
 
sixty7mustang22 said:
I always get dust with XMT. I use small amount of polish and use the pad brush often to remove cake. I find it dust the most when you hit pin stripes of the edge of your tap. I dunno, it doesn't bother me though.



foam pad brush??
 
FASTFRED said:
At least they don't dudst as bad as Poorboys SSR's
Fred Im the MAN

I've never used the Poorboys SSRs, but from what I've read from Steve at Poorboys dusting is a result of operator error.
 
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