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If I am using m80 with a W-8006 pad on the DA, and its not removing the defects and I decide to go more aggressive with M83. Do I need to change the W-8006 pad first or can I use the same pad?
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Re: Change polishing pads
Always change your pad. You don't want to cross contaminate products.
I have dedicated pad for products, mark with a sharpie, my wife rips me all the time
LOL Even for my waxes (My favorite that is)
try to have at least 2 pads per car and clean the pads on the fly, especially with M83.Philippians 2:14 - Do all things without grumbling or questioning, -
Re: Change polishing pads
Nappers on the money as always.Originally posted by Nappers View PostAlways change your pad. You don't want to cross contaminate products.
I have dedicated pad for products, mark with a sharpie, my wife rips me all the time LOL Even for my waxes (My favorite that is)
try to have at least 2 pads per car and clean the pads on the fly, especially with M83.Comment
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If you only have one, you could try washing it, but it isn't really recomended.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Like Nappers said, Never cross contaminate your pads. I also like to have separate pads even for the waxes.quality creates its own demandComment
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thank you everyoneComment
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Yeah, I hate when they rip off the wax, it really stings... oh...Originally posted by Nappers View Post
um... er... nevermind. 
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