New member and picking up my first PC. Have a couple questions -
07-02-2009, 04:01 PM
What’s up guys im Joe from CT I love detailing cars and trucks. I have been doing it since I was 17 when I got my first job in a body shop. My boss handed me a circular buffer and told me compound and glaze the tow wrecker which was black, I didn’t burn the paint any where and since then I love to detail. Most of the detailing I have been doing is to my own cars and friends. I have been doing it by hand but my birthday is coming up so I am going to pick up a PC 7424XP & CCS Foam Pad Kit for my first polisher
I have a couple questions for you guys. I am going to get my kit with 6.5 inch pads. Would you recommend I get a 5 inch or 6 inch backing plate? Also I have always used a velcro backing plate but this kit comes with a hook and loop. Which ones do you guys prefer? I have never used a hook and loop.
Lake Country Pads
Lake Country buffing pads is at the top of their game! If you know anything about foam polishing pads, you’re no doubt familiar with this company. They’ve been designing and manufacturing polisher accessories since 1977 and we’d be willing to bet they know a thing or two about car care. In fact, we’re so confident in their expertise, Max enlisted their help to design pads for Palm Beach Motoring Accessories.
Re: New member and picking up my first PC. Have a couple questions -
07-02-2009, 04:07 PM
Welcome from another resident of CT.
Where ya from?
Hook and loop = velcro
IMHO if you're getting 6.5 pads get the 6" backing plate. It'll offer more stability.
Lake Country Pads
Lake Country buffing pads is at the top of their game! If you know anything about foam polishing pads, you’re no doubt familiar with this company. They’ve been designing and manufacturing polisher accessories since 1977 and we’d be willing to bet they know a thing or two about car care. In fact, we’re so confident in their expertise, Max enlisted their help to design pads for Palm Beach Motoring Accessories.
Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It's good to be da King !!!
Re: New member and picking up my first PC. Have a couple questions -
07-02-2009, 04:37 PM
Backing plate size is a matter of personal preference mainly. I'm with Ron, I like to use the 6" plate with 6.5 pads, however with a 5" plate you are able to use the low profile 5.5's which offer slightly better paint correction.
If I were choosing a PC kit, it would be the 5.5 kit with 5" backing plate. Cheaper and more versatile IMO.
Lake Country Pads
Lake Country buffing pads is at the top of their game! If you know anything about foam polishing pads, you’re no doubt familiar with this company. They’ve been designing and manufacturing polisher accessories since 1977 and we’d be willing to bet they know a thing or two about car care. In fact, we’re so confident in their expertise, Max enlisted their help to design pads for Palm Beach Motoring Accessories.
Re: New member and picking up my first PC. Have a couple questions -
07-02-2009, 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Troy@DetailCity
Backing plate size is a matter of personal preference mainly. I'm with Ron, I like to use the 6" plate with 6.5 pads, however with a 5" plate you are able to use the low profile 5.5's which offer slightly better paint correction.
If I were choosing a PC kit, it would be the 5.5 kit with 5" backing plate. Cheaper and more versatile IMO.
Yes I am looking at getting the pc kit, it had the option of chosing bigger size pads and plate. If the smaller 5.5 offer better paint correction I will get my kit with them, plus its $15 cheaper
Lake Country Pads
Lake Country buffing pads is at the top of their game! If you know anything about foam polishing pads, you’re no doubt familiar with this company. They’ve been designing and manufacturing polisher accessories since 1977 and we’d be willing to bet they know a thing or two about car care. In fact, we’re so confident in their expertise, Max enlisted their help to design pads for Palm Beach Motoring Accessories.
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