Lake Country Pre-Washed Low Lint Lambs Wool Pads!!!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2018
- Lake Country Low Lint Pre-Washed Wool Pads are designed for the dual action polisher or forced rotation polisher. It also will work on a rotary, however. Designed to remove deep imperfections, it also finishes down surprisingly well. I will feature the pads in this video using different compounds, Polisher and sizes.
Lake Country Low Lint Wool Pads......www.autogeek.net/lc-lowlint-5...
Meguiar's D300.....www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=U...
Griot's Garage Fast Correction Creme......www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=U...
CarPro Clear Cut.....www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=U...
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Thinking about doing some more wet sanding videos......any interest?
Love the video's. You do such a good job of articulating your thoughts and have a very good approach to the scientific method when testing products. I have a question. How well would a Uro-fiber pad perform with a polish as a more aggressive one-step? Have a truck coming up saturday that belongs to a friend and i want to remove a large portion of the defects, but don't want to do a complete 2-step to it.
Edit: Would love to see more wetsanding content. Any content from you is good, honestly, lol.
Yes please i tried the turtle wax scratch repair kit and i did more damage to surounding areas. Took multiple passes of vss and heavy preasure to fix its not perfect but i was afraid i would destroy all the clear coat if i went any further
yes
YES !
Learning a lot. Definitely more on wet sanding. Interested in something with wet sanding to remove orange peel from a Jeep Wrangler.
I know the majority dont use the rotary, but just for reference, i use all sizes of the low lint pads solely with the dewalt rotary, and i absolutely love it. Great expirence. Thanks Brian.
Erik Datadeen I own a Dewalt rotary as well. It’s the best thing ever for heavy cutting. Most people don’t use them because dual actions are just more user friendly and much lighter. Plus, for some reason, the great majority of people are afraid of the rotary because of misinformation.
@@groundcontrol6876 i love the rotary for everything from cutting to finishing. I grew up with a body shop background so i learned on a rotary. Still cannot find the taste for the DA. Cheers
Erik Datadeen 💪🏼
We would get along well...the rotary is my favorite tool!🙂👍
Reasons why youre my fave Brian lol 😎😎
You are thea man!! I appreciate you taking the time and going through step by step this helps a whole hell of a lot
My pleasure!!
Sold sold sold thanks for showing a wool pad that can be used with a D.A you rock bro
Sean....you will love them!!
These are great....fantastic review!!
They are!
Ordered! My first wool pad! The most aggressive pad I've used is the yellow Heavy cutting pad. It just didn't make it perfect I needed something a tad more aggressive.
Those pads are fantastic ! I’ve been through dozens of them .
I just ordered more 5.25 inch. great pads.
How are they in curved panels since they don't have foam interface?
With large throw orbits..thank you
Loved the video my friend
Gracias Amigo!!
another great video again buddy. b well
Thank you good friend!
That's one of the best video examples of haze I've seen!
Where exactly...do you see haze?
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Sorry, I'd better explain better. In the video you see a good example of what haze it at 4:30. You can see the correction of scratches, but in comparison to the side that has not been corrected you can see the loss of reflective quality. Look at the reflection of the work light.
Ahhh. Ok...I heard him mention he had to clean his lense...if that had something to do with it.
I like Husky bags. I may have the same one as in your cart. The ks for this vid. Looks like a good pad
Its a great pad! Give it a go!
You can see some left over residue when IP is wiped off. I know you like gyon prep and I see why. Definitely good stuff.
I am getting these for my Flex 3401!!
Perfect match!!
Great video, thanks. My only concern is how does this low lint pads last? 5 hole car corrections?
Very CooL. !!
Great Pads!
Lake country hdo microfiber cutting pad vs this one, what you think? Which one have more cut?
Ordered!!
🙂👍
So we can use a lamb's wool pads with a double action?, To reduce a little cutting effect? Thank you
What sort of wool pads can I use with a dual action Polisher? Where is it best to continue with foam pads, wool pads for rotary, microfiber pads, foam pads for dual action?
Thanks
Would be really interesting to see how these pads compare down to the new Rupes pads (comparable cut pads of course) on the finishing down? Lake Country is becoming my go to line .
These cut AND finish better. When I get my gloss guage back...I can do a video on it.
@@apexdetail85 have you noticed that these are comparable or better than the Lake County hybrid wool/foam blue and purple pads?
They are much better in my opinion.
How do these pads fair at leveling clear coat without wetsanding
Any experience with these pads in the foamed back version??
Hi Brian. Question. You speak of hard and soft clear coat all the time. How do you know what you have? Is there a web site to check? Beginner question but i can understand the importance. It is the first step in deciding what pad and liquid to use, no??
I've watched you compound a black C5 Vette using a Lake Country Microfiber pad and now watched you using a Lake Country Lamb's Wool pad. Since I own a 2001 C5 I'd be interested in why I would select one over the other. The microfiber pad had that black Vette absolutely glowing so wouldn't I be better off using microfiber? I know you mention temperature quite often, so excuse my ignorance when I ask why that is so important to hold down temps on the panel. Thanks for all you do for us amateur detailers.
Think about what high and low temperatures do to molecules... High temps get them active and causing them to move apart causing expansion. Cooler temps slow down molecules and cause them to contract. Not only is raising the temp bad in some instances, but the delta between two areas in close proximity to each other can possibly degrade all the paint layers (at worst) or just the clear (kind of "at best"). This is the way I understand it. Hope that helps.
HI BRIAN I.find your videos very informing i did notice you had a video on taking your DA POLISHER apart and you wiped out the old grease and put in LUBIPLATE GEAR SHEILD can you please inform me what type of LUBIPLATE you used like the number # on the LUBIPLATE. GEARSHEILD you were using BRIAN THANKYOU VERY MUCH HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU
What do you recommend for a light polish with the black pad?
Any idea how well these would work on a boat (gelcoat) and which step they might be suited for? I’m looking for a pad similar to the purple foamed wool but with a bit more cut, to use as a medium cut/final polish after a heavy cut on traditional white twisted wool. I’d be using a Rupes Mille if that makes a difference
Ordered! 🤑
Would love your feedback on them.👍
Hi Brian I find your videos very helpful I did notice you had a video on taking your DA POLISHER apart and you wiped out the old grease put in LUBIGEAR GEARSHIELD grease can you please inform me what type and number of gearsheild that you were using thank you very much
whats the lumen of your work lights?
Damn after I've already purchased medium RUPES Wool Polishing Pads
Next order then! You will love these!🙂
How is that max shine polisher holding up? And have u had any issues with it?
No issues...I will cover the 21mm and others...great machines for the $$
How's on curved panels since it has no foam interface?
Thank you
....using large throw polishers
Your double action, is it simple double action where a rotary double action forced ?
The DAs Brian used in this video are free spin. One way to identify a forced rotation machine is by the unique metallic gear sound they have.. 👍👌✌
@@jdisdetermined OK, thanks 👍
About how many microfiber towels and what type of towels do you use during a full correction? And what type or Style? if there's more than one blend or whatever. I just seem to go through 10 to 15 rags from wiping off compounds , polishes then finally wax or sealant and that's on the outside only (no inside detailing) just seems like a lot of microfibers to go through...... Thanks
1. They towels, not rags. There's a difference :)
2. On an exterior detail I use anywhere from 20-50 towels, depending on the job. Mostly 350GSM and lower. I can post specifics if there's interest. I use higher GSM towels mostly for buffing and waterless/rinseless washes. Never anything very thick - it's useless. Bran may chime in with his preferences, as well. Good luck.
Completely agree with Felix except go through an average of ten towels during correction.
@@felixf5211 I guess because I'm only using 10 to 15 to do a car they look like Rags by the time I'm done. Lol . But thanks for the response I guess 10 to 15 per car is not that bad if you're using up to 50 for one car. Thanks again
En mexico de favor digan donde se pueden comprar los pads
creo la unica manera es hacer una orden internacional desde autogeek.net
Have you tried the new Rupes wool pads yet?
The yellow one please!
Yes...these cut AND finish a bit better.
I can honestly say...Rupes pads never held up for me.😞
Pad I need to try.
You will love them Thomas!
Hello Brian. Have you used the purple foam wool pads and if so how did they compare? Btw Autogeek has these on sale plus today they have a site wide 25% day in case anybody needs stuff and wants to save some dough. Free shipping on a $150.
Nice!! Thanks for the heads up!!
My distributor should have these in next week..I hear they cut a little better than the blue hybrid wool? If so that's very impressive because those blue hybrid wool cut awesome!
They do...and finish a bit better.
Dang I should have ordered these instead of the hybrid Blu wool foam. Have you used those yet?
he has videos on those too
@@nathanrsf8371 True! And I've watched that video a month ago but I guess I forgot lol.
lol it happens!
These have a better bite to cut.
Do they come 5.5”?
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Could one almost leave microfibers in the shop?
Very little lint.....one or two per correction.
The thumbnail looked like breast implants, I've tought " damn youtube and their suggested videos" 😂😂
😂 just noticed that!!