This process produces fantastic results. Unfortunately the last two pads (red backing) I got failed after one use; the backing separated. Anyone have similar experience? I have contacted the retailer.
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Re: Microfiber correction pad
Microfiber Correction Pads were updated. Superior chemistry on the foam composition,
and they have a dramatically stronger feel when you press on them.
Also the updated pad is now manufactured in the USA for quality assurance.
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Hmm, I bought the 12 pk 5" MF pads from ADS.....i'm guessing these would be the older batches as i purchased last fall.
Think these were made in Thailand, not US...i hope they last but Meguiar's backs their stuff so I'm not concerned"STRIFE" aka Phil
2005 Infiniti G35 Coupe (IP/ aka White) the Toy
2011 Subaru Impreza (SWP/ aka White) the DD
2017 Subaru Forester (CWP/ aka White) Wifey's
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These were the new pads that failed. The older ones (that are still good) have been used several times. I have contacted ADS and they said to call Meguiars' customer service. I called, but was just stuck in an endless loop of a phone menu. Sent email about failure. As of 8:30 AM EDT, no response.Art Layton
2009 Jetta TDI
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Originally posted by DogParkGuy View PostThese were the new pads that failed. The older ones (that are still good) have been used several times. I have contacted ADS and they said to call Meguiars' customer service. I called, but was just stuck in an endless loop of a phone menu. Sent email about failure. As of 8:30 AM EDT, no response.
Of course, as I type this the guys are manning the phones so if you'd like to call now and arrange for replacements they'll be happy to assist.
Apologies for the pad failure - we have worked hard to correct the issue but there still exists the possibility that some pads still in various store inventories will fail. It's almost impossible to recall everything out there since the distribution channels can, at times, have a few layers. Just know that we stand behind every product we make, 100%, and will always take care of you in the event something fails, doesn't behave like it should, or you're just not satisfied with the product.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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Michael Stoops has already addressed this, but here is my take on this issue. I also had 2 failures on the microfiber pads and after talking with other detailers with the same problem, they contacted Meguiars. Meguiar's replaced all the failed pads. Nice to see a company stand behind their products.
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I purchased the 6" starter kit and had the same problem with the correction pad. It failed about two thirds of the way through the vehicle. I have not used the finishing pad yet, so I cannot comment on that. I will say that I was very impressed with how the microfiber correction pad eliminated swirls and fine scratches. If Meguiars has indeed addressed this problem, then I would certainly be purchasing these pads by the 12 pack.
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I don't know why or how you guys destroy these pads so quickly.
I've never had a problem with them until they are old, then they will separate and I just re-glue them.
Destruction of these pads are due to a few things but one being techniques and washing.
The above poster said he destroyed his after a few panels so I can say it was his technique that ruined them, but I could be wrong.
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Originally posted by Please Wash Me Detailing View PostI don't know why or how you guys destroy these pads so quickly.
I've never had a problem with them until they are old, then they will separate and I just re-glue them.
Destruction of these pads are due to a few things but one being techniques and washing.
The above poster said he destroyed his after a few panels so I can say it was his technique that ruined them, but I could be wrong.
In Meguiars garage they have compressed air to clean the pad. I do not. I have the MF pad brush that Meguiars sells. I use the lowest speed on all my DAs when doing this step. I believe this is the only step where my MF pads are getting trimmed down in length. Am i the only one with this issue?
I have ordered MF pads from another company to check durability under similar circumstances. Will get those soon.
In the end I love MF system and use it on my car 100% of the time and use it when possible on customers cars. The results are there, I just don't really get longevity out of the pads. I toss them after only a few cars because when the fibers get short holograms start to be created.
I have all size pads 3", 5" and 6".
Have had issues with 5" on G110V2 and 6" on Rupes21
3" don't get much use so they are still fine.
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