Sonus SFX Pro Applicator
02-06-2007, 10:46 AM
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Sonus SFX Pro Applicator
I am thinking of getting some Sonus SFX Pro Applicator pads and I was wondering how many pads I need per car? I know one side is good for application of cutting compounds and the other is for waxes and polishes.
So if I am going to do:
2 stages of cutting compound
1 polish
1 wax
how many pads would I need?
On a similar note, how many microfibers should I have on hand to remove all the products?
Also, would I be better off doing any of those steps with a microfiber foam applicator instead?
So if I am going to do:
2 stages of cutting compound
1 polish
1 wax
how many pads would I need?
On a similar note, how many microfibers should I have on hand to remove all the products?
Also, would I be better off doing any of those steps with a microfiber foam applicator instead?
02-06-2007, 10:54 AM
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no idea... i never polish by hand anymore.
anyone wanting to know what this is:
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/son-sfxpro.html
have you ever polished by hand before? especially if you are doing a heavy job... the only time i might consider polishing by hand would be a bike- cause its such a small paint surface. last time i tried to do a hand polish (was just a top surface only) i swore i would never do that again!
its hours of rubbing- your hand and arm will hurt like heck.
if i can talk you into using a machine, you will be much happier!!
how many mfs you need depends on the size of the car and the number of procedures.
hey, besides all of my negativity above- if you decide to try this, be sure to post up your thoughts! ... you might disagree!
anyone wanting to know what this is:
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/son-sfxpro.html
have you ever polished by hand before? especially if you are doing a heavy job... the only time i might consider polishing by hand would be a bike- cause its such a small paint surface. last time i tried to do a hand polish (was just a top surface only) i swore i would never do that again!
its hours of rubbing- your hand and arm will hurt like heck.
if i can talk you into using a machine, you will be much happier!!
how many mfs you need depends on the size of the car and the number of procedures.
hey, besides all of my negativity above- if you decide to try this, be sure to post up your thoughts! ... you might disagree!
02-06-2007, 11:10 AM
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First, the number of MF cloths...I would be doing my S2000 and it would be for the steps in my initial post. Or maybe just, how many cloths to do 1 pass over an S2000.
To your main point. I would LOVE to get a PC, but two things how me back. First, they are a little expensive. And two, my facilities are limited right now. I don't have access to power when I wash my car, so a PC wouldn't do me much good. When I have my own house and garage I will get a PC, but until then I am stuck working by hand.
Your thoughts on my situation would be appreciated.
Tired arms...maybe you guys are just getting old
To your main point. I would LOVE to get a PC, but two things how me back. First, they are a little expensive. And two, my facilities are limited right now. I don't have access to power when I wash my car, so a PC wouldn't do me much good. When I have my own house and garage I will get a PC, but until then I am stuck working by hand.
Your thoughts on my situation would be appreciated.
Tired arms...maybe you guys are just getting old
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