The end of my Sonus DAS FlexPlate
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From: Newton, MA
Originally Posted by Ubetit,Oct 23 2006, 10:44 AM
That edge mounting system really bothers me for some reason. i just can't image that metal adapter so close to my paint. Seems like a recipe for eventual disaster or am i being paranoid?
HTTP://www.EdgePads.com
you'll see that the pads are designed so that there is no way the adapter can come in contact with your car. I've been using them for several months now without issue.
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Originally Posted by MikeyC,Oct 23 2006, 11:08 AM
you'll see that the pads are designed so that there is no way the adapter can come in contact with your car.
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Originally Posted by blurnj13,Oct 23 2006, 10:29 AM
lol... taking over the world it seems.
I think he's leaning towards not making them, but I think he may re-examine that decision after the 4" pads are released.
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Well I guess while we're on the discussion of the Edge pads (and disregarding what the cause was for my FlexPlate to split in the first place 
), would I be better off getting the wave version of the pads or just go with the regular flat ones?
Also, can I use more than one product on a pad if I use a pad cleaner like the one from Pinnacle? Since there's really no specific polish for the Edge pads, I plan on switching between SFX-1 and 3M Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound for the cutting stage.
), would I be better off getting the wave version of the pads or just go with the regular flat ones?Also, can I use more than one product on a pad if I use a pad cleaner like the one from Pinnacle? Since there's really no specific polish for the Edge pads, I plan on switching between SFX-1 and 3M Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound for the cutting stage.
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Originally Posted by guardiase,Oct 24 2006, 12:51 AM
Well I guess while we're on the discussion of the Edge pads (and disregarding what the cause was for my FlexPlate to split in the first place ), would I be better off getting the wave version of the pads or just go with the regular flat ones?
Also, can I use more than one product on a pad if I use a pad cleaner like the one from Pinnacle? Since there's really no specific polish for the Edge pads, I plan on switching between SFX-1 and 3M Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound for the cutting stage.
), would I be better off getting the wave version of the pads or just go with the regular flat ones?Also, can I use more than one product on a pad if I use a pad cleaner like the one from Pinnacle? Since there's really no specific polish for the Edge pads, I plan on switching between SFX-1 and 3M Perfect-It II Rubbing Compound for the cutting stage.
One of the benefits of Edge pads is that they are two sided. So, you can use one polish and then flip the pad over and use it with a different polish. If you have velcro pads then yes you can clean it and then use it with a different polish. However, it's tough to get a pad 100% dry if using it again immediately. So, expect some seriously wet polish and some sling for a while afterward.
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Originally Posted by Ubetit,Oct 24 2006, 11:23 AM
The two sided pad thing would be a huge advantage. It may be the reason i end up trying these pads after all.
these pads. They really do cause the machine to vibrate significantly less.