#1210529 - 03/31/07 01:19 PM
Re: Porter Cable 7424 Questions
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pinch the pads under running water. Works great.
Now, the pads have to be dry, or they'll start forming mold. Ask me how I know 
You don't want to wring out the pads, especially the velcro-backed pads, because the backing will start to separate. Go outside, FAR AWAY FROM YOUR CLEAN CAR, put the pad back on the buffer at low speed, and just spin the water out. IT only takes a minute or so and the pad will be completely dry, but it will fling water all over the place.
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#1361365 - 05/07/07 09:30 AM
Re: Porter Cable 7424 Questions
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Heh- if you wanna help a bud out- go to http://www.detailingfaq.blogspot.com and click on the Amazon link through there to buy it. Comes with a pad and I believe its only 110.00 there. -Matt
Sounds decent enough...however what all do I need to come w/it..
Waxes/Extra pads..want to get it all @ once..
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I looked @ the link...read about the waxes...but didn't see anything about the pads I should purchase as well.
Links/stores/etc?
Edited by SiAdam (05/07/07 11:43 AM)
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#1434617 - 05/14/07 09:18 PM
Re: Porter Cable 7424 Questions
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2000CheetahStud
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I think kit #3 is your best bet as it comes with the most stuff. With that being said, Adam- the thing you need to know is you begin with a cutting pad (whether it be light, medium, or heavy cut), and then just work your way back down, going to a polishing pad, and then a finishing pad. For my pads, I go yellow, white, black, and I *think* I got my kit off of autopia somewhere, its been awhile though.
-Matt
Also, feel free to post these in the detailing thread!
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#1438151 - 05/15/07 09:47 AM
Re: Porter Cable 7424 Questions
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SiAdam
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Meh, its alright. It doesnt come with a finishing pad or a heavy cutting pad. I would get one that comes with one pad for the following:
Heavy Cutting
Medium Cutting
Light Cutting
Finishing
With that being said, I think youd be better off buying one of the above kits.
-Matt
Like #3? I am seriously thinking about pulling the trigger today...just afraid it won't be here by friday...where is that place located?
lol...I called them..They are located in Fl.
She said it should be here by Friday..so well see...??
I am thinking it over and will prolly order it soon..
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#1446523 - 05/17/07 12:17 AM
Re: Porter Cable 7424 Questions
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SiAdam
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You said you go w/this order Yellow, White & Black.
I have
White 6.5 inch Polishing Foam Pads
Less dense foam formula for the application of waxes, micro-fine polishes and sealants. This pad has very light cutting power so its perfect for pre-wax cleaners.
Gray 6.5 Inch Finishing Foam Pads
Composition is firm enough to withstand added pressure during final finishing to remove buffer swirls. It has no cut and will apply thin, even coats of waxes, sealants, and glazes.
Blue 6.5 Inch Finessing Foam Pad
Flat pad has soft composition for applying glaze, finishing polish, sealants, and liquid waxes. Flat pad provides full contact with paint surface to minimize the pressure applied by the user.
Orange Low Profile Foam pads
The 5.5 inch pad will remove light to moderate scratches and swirls and light oxidation. Firm, high density foam for scratch and defect removal. Use this pad with polishes and swirl removers. It’s an all around pad that will work on most light to moderate imperfections.
Ok, w/all that out of the way..what order should I use them ?
Also, w/what combination of waxes should I use. I have a sealer liquid wax that a local detailer uses, called liquid Glass I believe..
Everything else I will need to purchase locally. What other waxes/cleaners/polishes/glazes/sealers/etc do I need.
I am going to wash/clay before I start...got a big show on Sat to attend.
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