Green Spot Buff Pads

[Moz]

Maybe this has already been answered.If it has,I appologize.

Will Adams be offering a 4" Green spot buff pad to go with the new SSR?

Flat faced preferably.

[Kingsford]

I asked on 2 different threads and I got a "Eventually" out of a Moderator.

[Moz]

I asked on 2 different threads and I got a "Eventually" out of a Moderator.

 

Thank You.

[Chris@Adams]

Thats what Dylan told me, eventually!

[Team Adam's]

Yes, eventually... the spot pad being much more aggressive than either the PC or Flex system doesn't really need the SSR green pad treatment yet. If you're not getting it with SHR and the yellow try the SSR and yellow, but honestly you'll show up metal sooner rather than later going that crazy.

[Osok]

Yes, eventually... the spot pad being much more aggressive than either the PC or Flex system doesn't really need the SSR green pad treatment yet. If you're not getting it with SHR and the yellow try the SSR and yellow, but honestly you'll show up metal sooner rather than later going that crazy.

 

Is SSR and orange a better plan than SSR and yellow on the 4" pads? And I mean a better option from the standpoint of cutting well but not marring up the area and/or worse.

[Team Adam's]

Bingo. Remember guys in terms of cutting ability we have:

 

focus pads on drill > flex > pc > hand

 

yellow pad > green pad > orange pad > white pad > gray pad

 

SSR > SHR > FMP > REVIVE

 

If you take SSR + YELLOW + FOCUS PADS you're combining the 3 very most aggressive things we have to offer which is simply overkill.

 

SSR + ORANGE + FOCUS steps the aggressive meter down a notch and you won't be cleaning up really nasty buffing damage.

[Osok]

Ok..glad i was on the right mindset here. And thanks for the break down info. I think that will also help others with any confusion with the new product release.

[Kingsford]

Dylan, when you say "CUTTING" what do you mean?

[Team Adam's]

Removing clear coat... more cut = faster removal of clear coat, after all thats what polishing/correcting is.

[Kingsford]

Removing clear coat... more cut = faster removal of clear coat, after all thats what polishing/correcting is.

 

Not to get too far off subject but how many times do you think you can buff a car before the clear coat is gone?

[Team Adam's]

depends entirely on the method, products, etc... suffice to say A LOT when working with DA polishers like the flex or PC... less if you use a rotary.

[mc2hill]

I think AJ mentioned this in regards to the original line up (PC + SHR w/ orange pad) and the number had a comma in it. If you step up to the Flex, green/yellow pads, and/or SSR that number will do down.

 

Junk, please correct me if I miss-quoted you.