Is there any way I could use a 3m wool compound pad on? and if so how would I do so? Iv used the wool pad it came with and it is already beaten up.
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Hello Kim, I`ve had very good results with using this set up. For the kawasaki buffer you need this:Meguiar's W65 Self-Centering 8" Rotary Backing Plateand thisMeguiar's W4000 Cut N' Shine 8" Wool Buffing Padthose bonnet style tie on pads are not good. This is a velcro set up, simply unscrew the original rubber backing pad and install the meguiar`s velcro backing pad, and stick the wool buffing/cutting pad right in it. You`ll see a little nub in the center to align the pads, stick and go!Good Luck!this was also purchased here on Amazon... you never go back to those useless tie on bonnets again! lol... Hello Kim, I`ve had very good results with using this set up. For the kawasaki buffer you need this:Meguiar's W65 Self-Centering 8" Rotary Backing Plateand thisMeguiar's W4000 Cut N' Shine 8" Wool Buffing Padthose bonnet style tie on pads are not good. This is a velcro set up, simply unscrew the original rubber backing pad and install the meguiar`s velcro backing pad, and stick the wool buffing/cutting pad right in it. You`ll... » Read More Hello Kim, I`ve had very good results with using this set up. For the kawasaki buffer you need this:Meguiar's W65 Self-Centering 8" Rotary Backing Plateand thisMeguiar's W4000 Cut N' Shine 8" Wool Buffing Padthose bonnet style tie on pads are not good. This is a velcro set up, simply unscrew the original rubber backing pad and install the meguiar`s velcro backing pad, and stick the wool buffing/cutting pad right in it. You`ll see a little nub in the center to align the pads, stick and go!Good Luck!this was also purchased here on Amazon... you never go back to those useless tie on bonnets again! lol... « Show Less
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Hello Kim, I`ve had very good results with using this set up. For the kawasaki buffer you need this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002NYE3Y/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and this http://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-Cut-Shine-Wool-Buffing/dp/B0002NYE3O/ref=pd_sim_auto_4 those bonnet style tie on pads are not good. This is a velcro set up, simply unscrew the original rubber backing pad and install the meguiar`s velcro backing pad, and stick the wool buffing/cutting pad right in it. You`ll see a little nub in the center to align the pads, stick and go! Good Luck! this was also purchased here on Amazon... you never go back to those useless tie on bonnets again! lol...
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Yeah forget about the wool pad that it came with. Get a velcro backing pad that screws on the threaded post of the buffer for the size pads you plan to use.
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I've only used pads like the one it came with but.....with care you can get a lot of life out of them. I guess it depends on how you're using them. I can repeatedly buff & polish my vehicles for at least a year before I slap on a new one.
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The pad is over bound with thread...if you cut it you would have to stop the raveling I think by binding it with something...
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I would contact Ingles to see if you can get a replacement pad. They should be able to provide you one. Good luck!
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The best thing to do is to take a needle and thread and pull the hole together the best you can. You could then take the fray check from the back and add a little to prevent further damage. The fray check dries clear but would cause the yarn to be stiff, so you wouldn't want to use it on the outside of the sweater. It should not hurt the wool. Still worth a try if you are careful and really like that sweater.
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If you call the company, they might send you some replacement pads. The number should be in your manual somewhere. Good luck!
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Why not go to the web site. My gate does not use those pads so ther than the companies web site I would not have a clue.
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Can't guaranty it. But seems like it is worth a try. Here is another option: Isolate It: Sorbothane Vibration Isolation Heavy Duty Square Pad (2.5" x 2.5" x 1/4" Thick) 30 Duro - 4 Pack
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that is a good question. maybe because the plastic is super thick? but the seller will definitely answer if you ask them. they contacted me before i had received my pad. i wish you luck.
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I don't know. The vendor, 45th Street Bedding, may be able to answer that question. I've been very happy with my king-size wool mattress pad! It arrives oversized to account for shrinkage after laundering, which I think is a sign of quality and common sense. Hope this helps.
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I used a wool pad. I bought a 5 pack for around 10$ at harbor freight tools. They worked well, and my boats gel coat shined right up.
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These are light duty pads for smaller jobs, like motorcycles or guitars. The yellow wool pad is for heavy "cutting"; removing heavy oxidation and scratches. Usually used with a polishing compound, slow to medium speeds. The white wool pad is for lighter cutting with a less aggressive compound. The yellow foam pad is usually used with something like a swirl remover or very light scratches. The black pad is the least aggressive and is used with a final polish or wax. Mine didn't come with "instructions" either, but then none of the machine pads I've used have come with instructions. For more detailed instructions, you can do a quick search on YouTube for detailing techniques.
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Somewhere I saw you were supposed to roll the original pad off. Not rip. so, remove, carefully.
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I found plenty of replacement pads also through Amazon just make sure you get the right size... I believe I got the variety pack of sizes just make sure they ate compatible with the machine pads
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So I'm in the same boat looking for sisal fabric to recover my post... I don't find anything, which is a bummer, but I'll keep looking as I can't see spending another $40+ on a new post when this one is just great for balance etc. I've taken off the ends and it should be easy to recover if I can find something to work. I may just have to find a cheaper rug with sisal or a tightly woven fabric of another fiber and use that. Sorry the company hasn't moved ahead in that direction to provide an option other than buying a new post. Economics I suppose...
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You are again in the right place. Amazon features replacement pads for this model. Type it in your Amazon search and away you go. You will also see below items offered other websites featuring these pads or try your localWal-mart. Easily obtained thru your Amazon prime membership. Perfect way to purchase best price quality merchandise. Hope this helped you. Have a wonderful weekend
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Seeing as how the skirt part has no heating elements in it, it's safe to discard that part and use only the heated area. I'd hem up the edges to prevent fraying. Otherwise, you have a good idea going there! I've enjoyed my heated pad very much and look forward to once again putting it on our bed for the cooler months!
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I wouldnt recommend using the wool pads on shoes but the foam pads i dont see how it would hurt. Just be careful to maintain your heat depending on what type of material your trying to polish.