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From: The Bluegrass State
Originally Posted by bassmanalex02
So the Speed Glaze thats in the packages is the #4 and i want to change it with the #80? Would he let me change all the pads with the 6 pack lake country pads mix and match deal. if so which combonation should i get?
sorry if im sounding too picky? but yeah....
thanks
Alex
Rick will swap the #4 for #80 -- which would be my suggestion.
I don't know the Lake pad scale nearly as well as I know the Meg's scale. My personal opinion is that only very special circumstances yield the need for multiple degrees of polishing pads or multiple degrees of cutting pads but, again, that's an opinion.
That said, the Meguiar's Yellow polishing pad (W8006) is a very good, tried and true, polishing pad that can be used with just about any polish out there on the market. The W9006 pad (finishing pad) can be used with just about any last step product out there with great success.
Again, the pad thing is in the eye of the beholder... I've tried some LC pads -- they're in bags on my shelf just because I don't feel the necessity for multiple types of pads within one genre of pads... personal opinion.