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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: Long Roller on June 25, 2006, 08:27:40 AM
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How many uses on average do you get on these before having to replace them?
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Shane Soule
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i feel that we get 10 to 15 balls easy out of them.
more than when we use a scuff pad.
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i feel that we get 10 to 15 balls easy out of them.
more than when we use a scuff pad.
don't you worry that a 1000 grit abralon becomes a 2000 grit or finer pad after all those uses? After all it's still only silcon carbide, the same abrasive that's on wet/dry sandpaper. It does wear down in time.
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"None are so blind as those who will not see."
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charlest, that's well put, a 1000 pad as it get older sort of becomes a high grit. the only problem is, that after so much use, it's very hard to read the numbers on the pad. so one could have a problem knowing what he is using.
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black magic marker works wonders,..also i put the purchase date.
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thanks, i'll try that.
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black magic marker works wonders,..also i put the purchase date.
I do something similar with a magic marker, but instead of date, I make a mark each time I use the pad. For example, 11 = 2......111 = 3......1111 = 4.....etc.
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Brick
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thanks again, we use the pads all day long here in the shop.
and most of the time, i simply forget to mark down how many times i've used it.
so i try to go by feel, and when i feel that the cover is not just right, it's time to change the pad, and of course re do the ball your working on.
my guess is that i get about 10-15 jobs out of a pad.
Edited on 6/27/2006 12:22 PM