As in how do you put it on th pad? Wondered what different people's techniques were. I usually make a cross across the pad to prime the pad, then make 4 dots at N,E,S,W thereafter.
LoL . . . . . how often do you folks change pads or clean pads when polishing or more so compounding?
clean after every panel, change after every other unless it's a finishing pad, it doesn't matter if those load up since you're at your last step.
I tried the KBM type method by priming the pad with some a paint cleaner. I applied an ample amount and spread it fairly evenly around (not as thorough as KB Method). It did seemed to work a little better.
a circle of product around the middle of the pad with product then two small drops on 3 and 9 o clock positions, spread around the whole pad and rub in thoroughly with fingers then a spritz of black baron to lube the pad sometimes use evp or a hint of parrafin oil when working on sticky japanese paints
change pads after each panel and clean them with a plastic fork or detail brush after each 2 x 2 or 3 x 4 section this eliminates the clear from reducing the cutting ability of the single polish systems I use and prevents wool swirls and micro scratches from dirty pads
