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Wanted to let everyone know that the Microfiber Revitalizer & Brightener works great on pads. I have a very old antique brass full size bed that the tubes are about 2" diameter. It was in need of a cleaning and polish. My wife use to do this job by hand with a another brand of polish and it always took her about 4-5 hours. She just had surgery on her shoulder so I told her I would take care of the bed this time. Took out my PC set up for the 4" focus pads. Using the blue pads for metal polish I used the #1 Metal Polish first and did the whole bed. Wiped it down and then put a new blue pad on for the #2 Metal Polish. Did the whole bed and then wiped the bed down. Finished the job with some Quick Spray Sealant and the bed looked great. Job took only about 2 hours. As many of you know when using the metal polishes things turn black especially the cloths. I then looked at the 4" pads that use to look blue but now were black. I thought I was going to have to throw them away. I tried cleaning them with APC which got the extra products out of the pads, but they were still black. Tried a little Dawn detergent with no better results, still black. Took a bottle of the Microfiber Revitalizer and sprayed it heavy on the pads and worked the pads with my thumbs. Put it under the faucet to rinse them out and 80% of the black came out. WOW! Did a second spray with the Microfiber Revitalizer and worked it in, let them set in the bottom of my set tub with about 1" of water with some more Revitalizer for about 30 minutes. When I rinsed the pads out they were now blue again. The pad used with #1 Polish came out about 98% clean with a couple traces of black around some of the outer edges. The pad used with #2 Polish came out 100% clean with no black left on it. I have been using the Microfiber Revitalizer on the towels since it came out and loved the results. I will now be using the Revitalizer from now on all my pads, both the 4" and 7". Also I was informed by the wife that I now had a new item added to the "Honey Do" list. I had an idea that was forth coming and that is why I thought about using the Quick Spray Sealant hoping to spread time between polish jobs.