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ohh ic. thanks for your help... just wonder how do tell if the paint is hard or soft? im planning to use #83 for my mom suv... i already have #81 and #7 so i thought it would be the same as using #80... For #83 i would use the orange pad from the sonus kit rite???
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#80 is a completely different product than a pure polish.Originally posted by xjdmb16a2six
i already have #81 and #7 so i thought it would be the same as using #80...
You could, if my memory serves me correctly, the orange pad from Sonus is less aggressive than Meguiar's maroon W-7006 cutting pad and more aggressive than Meguiar's yellow W-8006 polishing pad.For #83 i would use the orange pad from the sonus kit rite???
Be careful and do a test spot first before going over the entire car.
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wow that was a fast reply... yeah im gonna practice on my dad's car since i never use the PC before.j0hnComment
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Good idea!Originally posted by xjdmb16a2six
wow that was a fast reply... yeah im gonna practice on my dad's car since i never use the PC before.
You will love the #80!! But as Mike said, just be careful when using a more aggressive pad!
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Your memory does serve you correctly.Originally posted by Mike Phillips
You could, if my memory serves me correctly, the orange pad from Sonus is less aggressive than Meguiar's maroon W-7006 cutting pad and more aggressive than Meguiar's yellow W-8006 polishing pad.
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