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Call my bluff all you want, I was there and doing it when it happened. If you were to look at the pad in real life you could easily figure out what caused it. I can feel the plastic ring straight through the pad with my finger. I GUARANTEE you that is the culprit. Also , why the hell would I try to damage my paint purposefully ? We stopped polishing the area as soon as the damage was noticed. I love it how a guy all the way in California claims to be able to call my bluff. Maybe I should have recorded while we were polishing?

Also if something was dropped that was HEAVY enough to take paint off ...don't you think there would be a dent/ding around the area where the paint has come off?

Impact? are you kidding me? You guys seriously think nothing from ADAMS is not perfect....Wow, The plastic ring that is on the pad you can feel straight through it. I GUARANTEE you that was the culprit. I dare ya to take a hard piece of plastic like that and put it on a porter cable at the speed which a porter cable does work and see if your paint doesn't come off.

That is a water spot. The paint is perfect....well not anymore..

The paint is FACTORY. Where do you see a bubble in paint?

The speed was 3-4. The pad was FLAT onto the surface.

Was out tonight trying out the porter cable(I've used others in the past) i just bought from the adams dealer of austin texas. All was going along great and was really shining until the damn pad gave way with no warning. The paint rubbed/burn't in a quarter size spot, while using on a flat surface. This is the first time I have ever had a pad fail like shown in the picture below. My car is a show car and I am now ONE UNHAPPY CUSTOMER.

I just spent over 600.00$ on Adams products this weekend from the Austin Texas dealer. I tried the drying towel out today and was wondering what the best steps are to clean and dry the towel to keep it like new?