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01-17-2001, 06:22 PM
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I purchased the recommended PC random orbital polisher. Worked great on the 84 Toyata test truck. Almost ready to try it on the Benz. However, I am looking for some tips on use. I purchased several extra pads. I wasn't sure if they could be cleaned or to use the pads for the same products (Maguier's Cleaner, Polish and Wax).
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1991 350 SDL 183,000 miles 1982 240D 130,000 miles 
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01-18-2001, 09:32 PM
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pads
one pad per product...don't mix.
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01-19-2001, 12:18 PM
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Yes and No. You CAN wash the old pads and reuse them, have one pad mixed with multiple products, BUT I and almost all professional detailers will recomend that you do not do this!
I have about 8 pads for my machine and you are supposed to separate them for each product. You can just tap them or use a butter knife and scrape it off with machine on sort of speak.
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