Pure Gold Indeed (S3 w/ Spider Pad)

[DARK HORSE]

Have you had a chance to use the Honey Spider Pad yet?

Sorry to say, I haven't used one yet. But soon

[James]

Sorry to say, I haven't used one yet. But soon

They're patiently waiting in my cart!

[ZL1 Mark]

TAD, you are a badass!!! NICE JOB!! 5" or 6" pads? How did you prime the pad? How did you work it with the 3401(speed, etc..)?


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[Corey]

Thats awesome Tadman!! Incredible one step! I see your beauty in the background

[DARK HORSE]

TAD, you are a badass!!! NICE JOB!! 5" or 6" pads? How did you prime the pad? How did you work it with the 3401(speed, etc..)?


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Mark you are one badass'd dude yourself!!! Long time no talk with my friend, I hope all is well with you buddy!! I prime spider pads much differently than I usually prime other pads. I put several very small/tiny dots of polish all over the pad, then spread it around the paint gently with out turning the polisher on. Then I turn the polisher on speed 2-3 and continue to spread the polish across the area I intend to work. Then I bump the speed up to 5 and work it with moderate pressure. About half way through the buffing cycle I decrease the pressure (but still hold the polisher firmly to the paint), and decrease the speed to between 3 and 4. After buffing off the very slight remaining residue, I clean my pad with a stiff nylon brush, and for a 6" pad apply 5 pea size drops for each additional section.

[James]

Wow Tad! Just curious do you coat the chrome too?

[DARK HORSE]

Hi James, yes most definitely.

[James]

Hi James, yes most defiantly.

Do you apply Reload over the chrome?

[DARK HORSE]

Do you apply Reload over the chrome?

No, I don't.

[CAD]

Hey. I've been using S3 for a little bit now. I'm having trouble with wiping it off. I use it with a flex 3401 and orange b-n-s pad. Any suggestions? Looking for a compound that's easy to use. Thanks