Shalooby

I can't remember which one goes with which. I have both. One for Optimum polish - one for Four Star sealer. I think it's the green but I'm not sure. Please help.

exceldetail

Dont use white for sealants........It does have an abrasive function....

Hawhyen51

See post #18 of this thread . . . should answer your question.

exceldetail

I kind of have to disagree with using any pad that offers any cut for applying a wax or sealant. Waxes or sealants should be applied at a fairly slow clip with a UDM or PC, insuring no pad marring. Speed can be compensated with arm movement also.............(Im guilty of running a little higher then normal)
And Im not blaming you Haw..........But first they say for application of waxes, fine polishes and sealants, then they say it has very light cutting power? With so many pads available, why would one chose the same pad for light polishing as they would sealant application?
My analogy of the white pad: Use with very light abrasive polishes, or cleaner -sealants/waxes. Expect very light swirl removal with this pad. Pads density allows additional pressure when using for more stubborn stains and swirls.

This pad actually comes from the same family as the Orange pad, but less dense.
Sort of a "mini me" version of the Orange pad..........I would not dare apply a sealant with it though.....

Hawhyen51

You're absolutely right Patrick, the white pad should not be used to apply sealant/wax. The LC White pads has more density than the pads used to apply liquid waxes and sealants (finessing & finishing pads). No excuses on that one, should have read it first . . . .