Revive with Blue Pad?

[Kingsford]

I have acquired some pads form a friend, they are from another company but are very very very similar to Adam's Pads. I got some Yellow, Orange, Green, White and Black Pads but he also gave me some Blue and Red ones.

 

I looked up their uses from the company they are from and all of them are pretty much the same as what Adam's are used for.

 

However I was curious could I use the Blue Pad with the Revive at a low speed just to spread the product? Would it yield better results or different results? The website classifies it as a "Blue Glaze & Cleaner Foam Pad", which sounds about right for Revive since its a Cleaner Polish.

[w0lfy]

:worth:

[Fierce5]

i second the above

[Kingsford]

I am confused as to what you want a picture of?

 

 

Looks just like any other pad but its blue.

[Chewy]

Color is only used to help people categorize the cutting capabilities of the pad. What does blue mean for this manufacturer? This is what you need to know before the question can be answered correctly.

 

Does their blue equate to Adams white? Then yes! It'll work!

[mc2hill]

Does their blue equate to Adams white? Then yes! It'll work!

 

I think they are less aggressive than the Adam's gray/black pad. I would do as Chris suggests and use the Adam's White or the other brands equivalent.

[Chris@Adams]

Its hard to say, all pad manufactures do not color code the same!

[Team Adam's]

There are multiple levels of blue pads, some lighter some darker, some aggressive, some fine.... hard to say without seeing the specific pad, but this might be a question best posed to the company you got the pads from as to what the PPI and cell structure (open or closed) the foam is.