Da pads

[Smig64]

Looking for advice for pads for my da needing cutting pads aswell as polishing pads and advice welcome

[Saul]

Depends on which polish/compound you are going to use. As a starting point I'd recommend Chemical Guy's Hex Logic pads, Orange for cutting and white for polishing.

I've also used Scholl purple spider pads with their S20 black polish as a one step on a few siggy's with very good results.

Remember that prep will determine how good the final results are.

[Shane redfearn]

Don't buy cheap pads on eBay! I'd recommend a brand called flexipads there really good quality

[Smig64]

Cheers fella will have a look

[Smig64]

Depends on which polish/compound you are going to use. As a starting point I'd recommend Chemical Guy's Hex Logic pads, Orange for cutting and white for polishing.

I've also used Scholl purple spider pads with their S20 black polish as a one step on a few siggy's with very good results.

Remember that prep will determine how good the final results are.

Thanks buddy

[Smig64]

Ordered some pads and stuff costing me a fortune

[Shane redfearn]

Ahaha it's not cheap, the compounds and polish can be expensive!

[Saul]

Ordered some pads and stuff costing me a fortune

The slippery slide has started [emoji23][emoji23]

[Saul]

Which one's did you order? What's your lsp of choice?

[Smig64]

Which one's did you order? What's your lsp of choice?

Couple of hexipads tyre dressing got ceramic polish last week going to order more stuff next week at one stage I had 90 quid worth in the bag down to 45 now so that's on it's way will build up my stock slowly before the warm weather gets here if it does priority to change wheels nor a big fan of the wheels I have but thanks for the heads up

[Smig64]

Got it from here

[Mo_miah]

buy as, when and if needed
tbh you shouldn't need to compound and polish often providing your washing technique is on point
two bucket method and decent mitt, blow dry and/or use a good drying towel
detailing bug can be fun and not too expensive if you plan your purchases

[Smig64]

buy as, when and if needed
tbh you shouldn't need to compound and polish often providing your washing technique is on point
two bucket method and decent mitt, blow dry and/or use a good drying towel
detailing bug can be fun and not too expensive if you plan your purchases

That is buddy will look up a couple of vids then wen weather sorts itself out will give it a go thanks again

[Saul]

That is buddy will look up a couple of vids then wen weather sorts itself out will give it a go thanks again

Search for "junkman" on YouTube, very comprehensive guide on how to polish.

I find the siggy paint quite forgiving and normally get away with a polish using cutting pad and then same polish on a finishing/polishing pad.

I'll highly recommend the Scholl S20 Black, if you haven't yet purchased the compound.

[Smig64]

Search for "junkman" on YouTube, very comprehensive guide on how to polish.

I find the siggy paint quite forgiving and normally get away with a polish using cutting pad and then same polish on a finishing/polishing pad.

I'll highly recommend the Scholl S20 Black, if you haven't yet purchased the compound.

Cheers buddy