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After some testing this is the best way to attached the backing plate on the 2nd Gen pads.
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2<SUP>nd</SUP> bring down the rest of the plate so the backing plate is fully in the black “L” lip like the picture:
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Lastly press down on the PC head like the picture shows to ensure the backing plate hooks latch on the loops on the fabric:
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I tried numerous methods to mount the backing plate and this method was the most sucessful and done with one hand!
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After polish, before wax. Most sealants require a cure time of at least 24 hours prior to applying wax on top of them. And most not all will not bond peoperly if wax has been applied prior to.
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4 rides all plastic
2000 Nissan
2004 Toyota
2004 Ford
2008 Lexus
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Neil - the absorber backing plate has a 5/16" x 24 threads, you need see if the polisher you have has a 5/16" x 24 threads fitting when you remove the standard plate that came with the machine.
Centering GEN 2 Pads !!!!
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After some testing this is the best way to attached the backing plate on the 2nd Generation foam pads.
1st tip in the backing plate edge on the black inner "L" lip of the back like picture shown.
2nd bring down the rest of the plate so the backing plate is fully in the black “L” lip like the picture.
Lastly press down on the PC head like the picture shows to ensure the backing plate hooks latch on the loops on the fabric.
I tried numerous methods to mount the backing plate and this method was done with one hand.