Where to buy quality polishing pads?

nicostang

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Hello! :wave:

I have a question: Where can I get good polishing pads for my Polishing tool? I need pads that have the tightening string behind them because the others i tried with the elastic band are simply CRAP... My polisher just blows them away at only 20% of the max speed.

Any special brands or shops to recommend?

My tool is this: Kawasaki - 7" Variable Speed Sander/Polisher - 840581

And looks like this:
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Thank you all! :thumbsup:
 
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autogeek or chemical guys

Be careful with that buffer. If you don't know how to use it you will destroy your paint very quickly...
 
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Thanks for the input. I've used the buffer MANY times before... It's just that i ran our of pads :(

Any other places to recommend?
 
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some auto parts stores carry them... The Norwood around the corner from me carries 3m pads
 

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I ran out the other day to buy 6" buffer pads and I tried Advanced Auto Parts, Ace Hardware, and Walmart.

I had no luck, I guess i'll have to get some online.
 
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bottlefed97 said:
I ran out the other day to buy 6" buffer pads and I tried Advanced Auto Parts, Ace Hardware, and Walmart.

I had no luck, I guess i'll have to get some online.

Yeah... you gotta go to a place like napa or norwood or anywhere that sells auto body stuff
 

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rebelyell said:
bottlefed97 said:
I ran out the other day to buy 6" buffer pads and I tried Advanced Auto Parts, Ace Hardware, and Walmart.

I had no luck, I guess i'll have to get some online.

Yeah... you gotta go to a place like napa or norwood or anywhere that sells auto body stuff

Ohhh I didn't think about Napa lol.
 

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bottlefed97 said:
rebelyell said:
bottlefed97 said:
I ran out the other day to buy 6" buffer pads and I tried Advanced Auto Parts, Ace Hardware, and Walmart.

I had no luck, I guess i'll have to get some online.

Yeah... you gotta go to a place like napa or norwood or anywhere that sells auto body stuff

Ohhh I didn't think about Napa lol.

there is also a Sherwin Williams Automotive Paint supply store on 17/92

Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes
485 N. Highway 17-92, Suite 411
Longwood, FL 32750
 
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Any other online places? cuz i live in california :dontknow:

Ive tried autozone, pep boys and lowes and they are all bad quality stuff. I've tried them before and dont work very well
 
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Any other online places? cuz i live in california :dontknow:

Ive tried autozone, pep boys and lowes and they are all bad quality stuff. I've tried them before and dont work very well

The 3 I gave you are all you need...

Try the 'hex logic' pads that chemical guys sells
 

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What size pads are you looking for> I carry 5.5 inch and 4 inch. Lake Country CCS Pads as well as the Purple Foamed Wool pads. Since you are a member here you get 10% off. At my Obsessive Detail site just enter SN95 member in the comment box at checkout and I refund the discount back to you. If you order from my Rag Shack webstite enter rag10 in the coupon box and get the discount automatically.

Items that aren't too heavy like pads we ship USPS Priority, so you would still get the order pretty fast even way over in CA.
 

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