For the record, I have used a few CarPro products recently and have been extremely happy with the results. So, I was researching CarPro's line-up tonight and came across their new Denim Pads.
These pads were originally intended for the purpose of removing orange peel from paint jobs. Previously, people would have to wetsand, compound and polish - but now you can use these pads to remove orange peel and skip the wetsanding process altogether.
I have no intention of removing the orange peel from my paint unless I get a terrible body shop respray that requires doing so. However, the CarPro Denim Pads interest me because one individual was able to use this pad to perfect paint touch-ups. Apparently, this pad can work exceptionally well for removing the "blob" that is commonly found from a paint touch-up.
Has anyone used these pads first-hand?
Thanks.
Using CarPro Denim pads for leveling a paint touch-up:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tric...-peel-pads.html
Reviews:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show...tested-wow.html
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/pain...pad-review.html
These pads were originally intended for the purpose of removing orange peel from paint jobs. Previously, people would have to wetsand, compound and polish - but now you can use these pads to remove orange peel and skip the wetsanding process altogether.
I have no intention of removing the orange peel from my paint unless I get a terrible body shop respray that requires doing so. However, the CarPro Denim Pads interest me because one individual was able to use this pad to perfect paint touch-ups. Apparently, this pad can work exceptionally well for removing the "blob" that is commonly found from a paint touch-up.
Has anyone used these pads first-hand?
Thanks.
Using CarPro Denim pads for leveling a paint touch-up:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tric...-peel-pads.html
Reviews:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show...tested-wow.html
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/pain...pad-review.html
