Okay, I need information please

[Stan DaMann]

This may sound like a stupid question but I need help.

 

I received my goods for the first time a few weeks back and got to work on my car and all is good - I need more time invested on my car and more swirls should dissapear.

 

My question is that since my Adam's Dual-Action Velcro Backing Plate came with what I believe to be a washer, I did not install the washer that came with the PC.

 

However, the plate did come off during use and did stip part of the threads even though I had tightened with the wrench.

 

Should I have also added the washer that came with the PC? Or should I have been good to go with the washer that came with the plate?

 

I'm now confused...

[MitsukiGT]

LOL, you should watch JunkMan's videos. He stresses the fact that you use the washer that came with the PC. So use both! If you look at the pad that came with the PC you will see the backingplate has that built in.

 

I've used both for hours now and no problems.

 

The only stupid questions is the ones you don't ask.

[Memphis Senior]

I did the same thing the first time I used my PC. I noticed the pad starting to wobble. So I stopped. Was going to post here asking the same question. Saw the Junkman video and installed the washer. No problems since.

[Adam]

Junkman for President! :lol:

[70'sChevyGirl]

Junkman for President! :lol:

I think I would have preferred him.

[BrianT]

I think I would have preferred him.

 

Me too!! Plus his czars would have be hot!!!

[Chris@Adams]

:lolsmack:

[Junkman2008]

Yaw silly! :lolsmack:

 

I have found that if you don't use the washer, you can't tighten the backing plate all the way down and then remove the wrench. You actually end up loosening the backing plate in order to get the wrench out. By using the washer, you will be able to tighten the backing plate all the way down and still be able to remove the wrench.

 

That explains why yours came loose.