anyone have extra polishing pads?
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I have a whole box of various CCS pads, but I plan on using them when Spring rolls around for my semi-annual detail. Just buy some. You should have extra's anyway.
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Originally Posted by C's Bimmer' post='518168' date='Jan 15 2008, 10:24 AM
I have a whole box of various CCS pads, but I plan on using them when Spring rolls around for my semi-annual detail. Just buy some. You should have extra's anyway.
Thanks Piyu,
what size do you folks reccommend 6.5 or 4"
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4" pads would use for tight area e.g bumper edge or headlights
Will suggest you to get 6" or 6.5" first if you haven't got any pads in hands
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Will suggest you to get 6" or 6.5" first if you haven't got any pads in hands
Goodluck
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