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06-05-2005, 02:17 PM
I obviously didn't put much thought into this beforehand, and as I'm about to go outside on this beautiful day we're having (thus far) and start cleaning, I sit here looking at my Porter Cable polisher, the (backing) plate that came with it, and the two polishing and waxing pads I purchased from Car Brite, I realize now that the two don't go together.
The two pads I purchased don't have velcro any type of peel-off adhesive on the back, just a semi-stiff felted cardboard plate and a hole in the center ... how the hell do I make these two work together? I assumed the backing plate that came with the PC could be used with both the sand paper provided and polishing pads, but maybe I was wrong, and I needed to get a separate backing plate. The detailer where I work uses Car Brite's pads with an identical Porter Cable polisher, lol, my bad for not figuring out how earlier.
For anyone who has the PC orbital buffer (7336SP 6" rand. orbital sander/polisher), is the foam polishing pad that came with the polisher okay to use, or should i steer clear of it? At least it has a backing plate already stuck to it which I can just screw into the polisher. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, -Adam.
The two pads I purchased don't have velcro any type of peel-off adhesive on the back, just a semi-stiff felted cardboard plate and a hole in the center ... how the hell do I make these two work together? I assumed the backing plate that came with the PC could be used with both the sand paper provided and polishing pads, but maybe I was wrong, and I needed to get a separate backing plate. The detailer where I work uses Car Brite's pads with an identical Porter Cable polisher, lol, my bad for not figuring out how earlier.
For anyone who has the PC orbital buffer (7336SP 6" rand. orbital sander/polisher), is the foam polishing pad that came with the polisher okay to use, or should i steer clear of it? At least it has a backing plate already stuck to it which I can just screw into the polisher. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, -Adam.