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4" pads would absolutely ROCK!!!
4" pads would absolutely ROCK!!!
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I would also like to see 6" or smaller pads with the new 2.0 pad design.BrianComment
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+217 for smaller pads... 3-4" would be wicked!!!
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Originally posted by mb911 View Post
try it on the PC7424, it won't move at all lolComment
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yes, I would like to see a 5.5" 2.0 pad for the G100/PC7424 as well as a 4" or 3.5" 2.0 pad for spot buffing.1992 Mustang 5.0L turbo notchback
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Lets get some smaller pads Meguiars in the works. Pretty please2008 Toyota Corolla 5-spd
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Been a while since this go any attention. I would also like to see 4" and 5.5" Meg's pads in the new foam. I am fine with the 6.5" and 7" pads but sometimes you just need something smaller. I like the LC pads I have in the smaller sizes but prefer my Meguiar's pads. Just don't have the option to buy them smaller.JasonComment
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Yes some smaller pads 3 or 4 inch (75 - 100mm) and a backing plate.
I'll vote for that ...Comment
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I rather use a smaller pad to work on a larger panel than to use a very large pad to work in tight areas. I think the 5.5" pad is a very versatile size; it is big enough for the hood, but small enough to maneuver around the pillars.
Instead of "begging" Meguiar's to make some new pads, why not simply consider smaller pads from other companies? There are LOTS of them on the market, and most of them are good, if not excellent.Comment
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Lately I have seen a need for smaller pads. So count me in.quality creates its own demandComment
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+1 here.
I've bought 4" LC pads before but I'd prefer Megs ones if they existed.Originally posted by BluelineComment
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4" and 5.5" pads would be ideal. Please please make this happen.Erik Mejia
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Just bought some 4" LC CCS pads one orange, two white, one black and one red going to try them tonight.
Also bought a Festool backing plate 70mm (3" approx) Festool gear is expensive here in Australia paid just under $50 (Australian) $48.something to be more exact, the Makita 9227CB has an M14 thread here I think you guys have an 5/8" x 11 thread but the Festool also has the M14 thread so it will be all go tonight.
I'd still buy some Meguiars 4" pads if they where available thou, just to compare if nothing else so please count my vote....Comment
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My bet is that at this years SEMA event Meguiars comes out with smaller pads.----------------------------------
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Originally posted by the_invisible View Post
That's true! In my case,I can't get Meguiar's pads for a kick off. There are many alternatives out there. But would be good for Meguiar's to add something to the line.
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