Polishing & Buffing Pads - Choosing The Correct Polishing Pad - Chemical Guys CAR CARE

[@ChemicalGuys]

Choose the Right Pad for the Job! - Hex-Logic Polishing Pads: bit.ly/3N2ze7O

[@trumanhw]

You guys should think of providing amazon links to each product by both color & time ...

[@thomasmatthew7759]

TLDR compound + polish combos (descending order of aggressiveness): Cut: Orange Hex: V32, V34, V36 Green Hex: V36, V38 Finish: White Hex: V38, P40 Blue Hex: glazes (Blacklight, EZ Creme, etc) Black Hex: wax (Carnuba Creme, Butter Wet Wax, etc) Red Hex: sealants (Jet Seal, Top Coat, etc)

[@TheCincyViking]

Thanks!!!

[@lowriderfever]

Would orange be used with rubbing compound?

[@lumpyrex007]

what about yellow. WHAT ABOUT YELOOWWWWW!?

[@crazybicboy]

@@lumpyrex007 yellow is the heaviest cutting pad like if your paint has scratches that are deep and you cant get them out with the orange

[@streetboyz1096]

If polishing is used to bring out shine and remove scratches, and there are harder pads that u can use, why do u use “compound”? Also... is green and orange pads for compounding and the ones on the bottom for polishing?

[@saintsyoun]

Well explain thank u..pink for cutting removing swirl mark and scratches, White for polishing Black for waxing and Red for coating

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! Check out the chart below to see all the color pads and their uses. It's a really useful thing to have around the garage. Thanks for watching and make sure to check back tomorrow for a new video upload! www.chemicalguys.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/HexLogicPolishingPadChart.jpg

[@MrBobbystu]

Chemical Guys so is this universal?

[@flikeri5]

Pad color can difere by manufacturer....

[@jhchapman5150]

9:25 LOL "Now you know which pad DO'S WUTCH!" Very informative!

[@adamyoung9777]

jhchapman5150 lmfao

[@TheRzarectah]

im cryin

[@enthusiastsigaming8426]

bro that had me rolling

[@bubbie3533]

Very clean

[@pegstervegas]

I’m watching this video 11 years after it was produced. Off road girl here with new “pin stripes” on my two year old 4 runner. I bought a polisher, pads, etc….nervous but going to go for it! Great video.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Every Paintwork is Unique. Even in a specific manufacturer, the paint can differ from model to model. Every paintwork requires a "Test Spot" to ensure you have a proper combination. I would recommend to start with V36 and an orange pad as a baseline then adjust the pad or polish accordingly to achieve the desired results. -Greg@CG

[@NightNDay2.0]

Great vid I wish I can see the vid for each one of them

[@STVLK3R]

Please balance your volume. Good stuff though, love the video.

[@LJRossPhoto]

Skip to 3:08, thank me later.

[@cuh720]

Thanks

[@fircombehall7495]

Very comprehensive explanation of the various types of pad. Thank you.Ps: Ignore those who accuse you of "stalling and repeating". Sadly, these days, many people have the attention span of a gnat.

[@TheEgg185]

Yeah. They have no patience. I wonder what they're like in the bedroom.

[@fircombehall7495]

Very 'handy'.

[@leocrossfield]

I agree - good call.

[@daltonschannel8405]

I'm a big Chemical guy fan here. Their products, along with the videos have educated me a good bit and I'm thankful for that so Cheer's!!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for the amazing feedback!

[@RyanCheek]

Thank you guys so much! I have all the hex logic pads, but I've been using them wrong and getting frustrated. This video has shown me exactly which pad I should be using. Thanks again for taking the time to make the video. Reminds me, I need to order a few new pads!

[@Velo1010]

The term “cutting” always confuses me, but I assume that means removing part of the clear coat?

[@ChemicalGuys]

That's correct!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Try using less polish. It seems like maybe you are using a little too much. You should only use 5 small dots for each section. You can always add more polish to the pad if you didnt add enough but it is much more difficult to remove polish. Once your pad gets saturate with "spent" polish, you need to clean the pad using a pad cleaning brush or a Pad Washer. I personally prefer the Pad Washer because its gets the pads VERY clean with little effort. -Greg@CG.

[@flyurway]

So is this same color coding an industry wide standard?

[@coreybenson3122]

in general, yes. But always double check.

[@ThreeTonDinobot]

Great vid. Thanks for the explanation. It's nice to see the breakdown on all the pads. Thanks again!

[@gquinonesjr3881]

Than You. Enjoyed this because I learned something important about the quality, selection to use the right pads for the right resulting in an excellent car polish job. Using the right pad is important as you do not want the incorrectly use a pad not suitable for a particular and demanding job and ruin a car's paint worth several thousands of dollars. Its illuminating and enjoyed it very much.

[@johnw7018]

Is there like a diagram I can print out

[@craigs.8231]

Yes there is and all their training can be found here - www.chemicalguys.com/HOW_TO_ARTICLES_s/338.htm

[@raygodbout]

Foam color chart for dummies (beginers) Thanks, the video was helpful!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DeltaKilo77]

I couldn't really find anywhere that explained what each pad did. Thank you for the video now I know which pads to buy.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Derek! Thanks for the awesome feedback, we are glad that you liked our Polishing and Buffing video. Happy detailing!

[@Mrmorett]

Hi, I really don't understand at full about Paint types (Hard, medium, soft or something). So what paint type would my Audi A3 2010 would be? it's a dark grey, almost black. Besides, what type of pad should I use for cutting / polishing / finishing) thanks

[@animeXL]

Just what I was looking for, as a beginner this is invaluable. Thanks Greg!!!

[@TimBowen-sh6pe]

Those pads look like they were sized by a guy who drives a lifted truck with 40" tires 😂 No, but seriously. Thank you for the product knowledge!

[@winston-1111]

Thanks! exactly the explanation I was looking for

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!!

[@jimborichardson3131]

Thanks, this was short and to the point. Very much appreciated.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@markmarquez5431]

Are those color coding standard across different brands or just for chemical guys? And for foam or microfiber, which is better for new honda? Thanks!

[@ChemicalGuys]

These would be within the Hex-Logic pads. Colors may vary depending on brand. For newer paint, we recommend using a foam pad.

[@markmarquez5431]

Thanks!

[@halnewell2007]

I Keep seeing all these different color pads (with no continuity between different manufacturers) and no one answers the basic question: Are the pads abrasive-infused with different size grits or are the pads simply different durometers / stiffness?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Hal, this is a trifling question indeed, I actually found a really detailed article on the subject that I think will answer many of your questions, and it will teach me a thing or too about pads as well. The simple answer is the stiffness of the pad and the density of the foam, however I'll take a seat back and allow the article to more accurately describe what's actually happening. www.ereplacementparts.com/article/2663/Abrasives_Polishing_Pads.html C.G. Alex -

[@TheMarshallMaster]

Very well explained thank you for all the information

[@johnwilsoniii4757]

I appreciate your honesty on educating us!!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@-gomez1723]

Are the pad color coding universal? Or is it simply for your company? As in red lads are the softest, yellow the heavy cutting pads, white are polishing pads for all pads...so on and so forth

[@williamdelapena1121]

Which pad is for butter wax?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! Use a Black Hex-Logic Pad to spread a fine coat of glaze, sealant and wax.

[@lisihoxha7388]

The Most wonderful video I ever seen Love your videos brother

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@sccarguy]

I bought your Vss one step to use on my Vette .which pad would you recommend and how many pads will I need. (First time using da) Thanks

[@TheGonz03]

Great video. Horrible sound

[@MrEyad1990]

so, hard pads for buffing and softer pads for waxing and polishing ?

[@ChemicalGuys]

eyad aljamal Yes! Stiffer pads make more resistance, friction, heat, and therefore cutting ability. Softer pads make less resistance and heat, so they do not cut. Soft pads are perfect for spreading glaze, sealant, and wax.

[@MrEyad1990]

and what product should i use with harder stiffer pads ?

[@ShainAndrews]

3M™ Perfect-It™ Rubbing Compound

[@nonplayablecharacter006]

Eyad Jam l

[@ellitestar]

compounds for removing scratches

[@evilmontezuma87]

What pad would you use to apply butter wet wax or carnuba wax or liquid carnuba?

[@ricktheruler1665]

The black one .

[@krisswolf2011]

Or red

[@RetoxMedia]

Thanks for explaining the wool pad.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Happy detailing!

[@Bobster986]

I have a 1986 classic car 🚗 with original paint. It sat in a garage for a number of years before I bought it and the owner told me something must have dripped on the top of the car while it was storage. It looks almost like water stains, but it’s not. A friend came by with his D.A. polisher, but it only removed the haze in the finish, the marks or swirls still remain. Anything you can suggest would be greatly appreciated as I would really like to save the paint as the car 33 years old and all original. Thanks in advance!

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! That's awesome, what kind of car is it? You probably need a more aggressive combination of pad and compound/polish. An Orange Hex-Logic Pad with V36 Cutting Polish is a good starting point. Check out this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ2VYYx3Yr-jjac

[@ddg2624]

Does the coloring on the pads mean the same things across the whole industry or just for these specific ones

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! We recommend checking the link down below to see what pad does what. Thanks for watching! www.chemicalguys.com/blogarticle?cid=blog-article-hex-logic-pad-color-code

[@boris9331]

HI. The issue is in 4" I can not get a Blue pad (finest polishing one). It does come with a black pad however. Can this pad still work with polishing as I imagine it's the polish that's doing the work even if it's on a soft pad?

[@pablorosariojr.6074]

Which pad to use to polish aluminum and remove scratches?

[@baderalmoayed9418]

Hi guys, which pad to use for removing light scratches and swerls on 2014 honda accord. Thanks

[@ChemicalGuys]

You can use an Orange Hex-Logic Cutting Pad to remove light scratches and swirls from your paint and then follow it up with a White Hex-Logic Polishing pad with a finer polish to refine the paint and bring out the deep luster of the paint.

[@mertdincol9010]

What type of pad would you recommend to apply Chemical Guys v4 all-in-one sealant/polish for Honda paint?

[@aaronfuksa2047]

Headlghts...wool or orange pad for cutting? For v34, usually v36.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Aaron! Use an Orange Foam Pad to restore headlights.

[@DevonWayne]

I was wondering if I was using my microfiber correctly. Glad I'm using for final polish. I thought it was maybe cutting like wool. Turns out I need wool for an agro cutting pad. My pads are cheaper and different via Amazon, but this was helpful. I definitely see the value in chem guys pads also, which might make me purchase in future once I learn basics with my vehicles

[@danlichok]

How to I know whether my paint is (Hard, medium, soft or something)? I did a ground up restoration on a 1988 Alfa Spider, but I'm not sure of the paint.

[@danielm4167]

What kind of pad would you use for a fiberglass rv with a gel coat? I’ve heard wool is best

[@ricktilbury9690]

Very informative, well put together video. "AWESOME!"

[@maxmoq8423]

If time is not a problem and I have all the products, should I do a 2-3 step polish and finish with V38? I am asking because sometimes I see that you stop at V36 and was wondering if you stop there because the V38 would be overkill? Also I have a white 2013 volkswagen jetta and was wondering if that paint is considered ''hard'' or ''soft''? I tried V36 with an orange hex pad and it removed about 20% of the swirls. Should I try V34 or even V32 with an orange pad? I am affraid to go to aggresive. I have the torq 10FX and use it on speed 5

[@brandonkapana2453]

try sticking with the V36/VSS but switch over to the mircofiber pad. If that doesnt work u can switch over to a 34 with a yellow pad, and if that doesnt work then switch back over to a microfiber pad again and so forth. Just work your way down from least aggressive in pads and compounds. You'll see that there are many different combinations that could get the job done! hope this helps.

[@evilmontezuma87]

Thanks Greg! Just got my 7424 XP today! I can't wait it to experiment with your guys products

[@FollowMinksENT]

Alot of chemical guys haters on YT but I like them :)

[@lukehagenbach5179]

what pad would you recommend for polishing Tesla pearl white multi coat before applying a ceramic paint coating?

[@phillipsimmons7896]

Always start with white and move up to orange

[@michaellee7841]

Ceramic coating can be polished off. Where are these people getting their information from. my gosh....

[@jonvillasenor3385]

Can I jump straight from a yellow to white pad or do I need to use an orange one? Will be using on a c6 Corvette

[@timsampson2941]

What's the difference between wave/waffle pads and flat?

[@Mariocassie1956]

What do you use to buff out a car with decals and pinstripes

[@Mr330d]

If i have a backplate just short of 6" what size pads should i purchase it came with a 7" pad which is redicously big for my vehicle do i go for 4" 5" or 6" ?? Many thanks for any answers

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! Great question. We have found 5.5" pads to be the perfect size that strikes the balance of coverage and focused cutting power. In fact, all of our polishers ship with 5" backing plates and 5.5" pads! Thanks for watching and make sure to check back later today for a new video upload!

[@emmanuelruiz7308]

Question from your experience what kind of pad does Toyota paint respond to well ?

[@mikehoncho2344]

Thanks for this video. What pads would you suggest I use on an 05 Navigator. It has been neglected through the years and has plenty of small scratchs. I want it to look good, I dont think I want to go through cuting, polishing and then wax. Can i go straight to polish and wax or would that be a waste of time?

[@Future_Trunks94]

Im looking to do a one step with the VSS. So orange would be my best bet? light to medium scratches

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks for checking out the video! I've included a link to the hex pad page of our site which outlines all the uses for the different polishing pads, I've also included a description of the orange pad which would be the best choice for you based on the amount of scratches and swirls in your car's paint. Orange Medium-Heavy Cutting Pad-This firm, high density foam is ideal for scratch and defect removal. The orange foam offers the correction of a typical compounding pad while at the same time allowing the polishing ability of light cut foam pad. When used with heavier compounds it will remove moderate swirls and scratches with little or no haze. Its an all around pad that will work on most light to moderate imperfections. www.chemicalguys.com/Hex_Logic_7_5_Buffing_Pad_Kit_p/buf_hexkits_9da.htm

[@richardadams2087]

help.. I have an 07 C6 Corvette with black paint. what pads do you recommend? I don't have swirl marks. I am going to clay the car and then proceed from there.

[@brenth4618]

Which pad should I use to clean/polish my glass cooktop??

[@brianpearce5745]

Excellent video. How about which pads for epoxy resin?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! Use a Yellow or Orange Hex-Logic Pad for cutting then refine with a White Hex-Logic Pad.

[@FleetCleanIND]

Can I just use orange then black?

[@ricardorivera6359]

What you recommended for polish clear coat

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi Ricardo! Start with an Orange Hex-Logic Pad and V36 Cutting Polish. From there you can determine if more abrasives are necessary.

[@PepegaPig]

Green is a more aggressive pad than the white one. White is a light polishing pad and green is a heavy polishing

[@sunrisesurfbum]

Tip: turn on the "approve comments" default button in your KZbin Creator Studio account and simply don't approve the troll comments. It's your channel, you don't have to allow any comments you don't like.

[@02011982]

So green pad is designed for Mercedes Benz since paint/clear coat is hard and then its good for Suburu since they have soft paint/clear?

[@stepfour]

After using a paint correction product is it correct to then apply sealant and then finishing wax... ?

[@soxredsox]

so would an orange pad be bad for a benz c300 black? green only? with cutting compound?

[@mikebmike1999]

Any Tips for polishing my 2010 BMW F800GS windscreen? Weathered with light scratches from all the off-road riding and dirty water drying on it.Mike.

[@Jason-wg3ld]

My order of blacklight car wash and glaze arrived yesterday. I'm going to get the harbor freight polisher today. I plan on washing the truck claying it putting the blacklight glaze on then using the wet butter wax. Can I use just the orange white and black pads for that whole process? Or would it be better for me to purchase the blue pad for the glaze? I'm new to this so any information will help.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Jason, sounds like you have a great plan of action! Yes, you can use the orange and white pads for the polishing process, then use the black pad for the glaze and wax. Check out the link below for more information and tips to use while polishing! Thanks for watching Jason and happy detailing! www.chemicalguys.com/How_To_Choose_The_Right_Compound_Or_Polish_For_Your_Car_s/644.htm www.chemicalguys.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/HexLogicPolishingPadChart.jpg

[@theeabster1983]

Is there such thing as a list as far as names of cars that have harder paint and softer paint like you mention F-150 Corvette has a hard paint how about a Honda or GM product. How would you go about finding out if it's hard or soft paint on the vehicle you're working on?

[@abdulbeany1894]

Hi can the foam pads be used as hand applicators . Can i use the pads by hand or are they for machine only thanks

[@mikeomax8101]

which one would you recommend for heavy oxidation on boat gelcoat ?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey Mike! Polishing with a Yellow or Orange Hex-Logic Pad with a compound works well for removing heavy oxidation.

[@86turbot]

Thanks for explaining the polishes... now it makes sense...

[@ChemicalGuys]

You're welcome, Julio. Check out the article below, too. It clearly lays out which pad and chemical you should start off with and where you should go from there. Thanks for watching, Julio, and thanks for being a part of the Chemical Guys family! www.chemicalguys.com/How_To_Choose_The_Right_Compound_Or_Polish_For_Your_Car_s/644.htm

[@IMightRush]

I'm glad you guys started using a separate mic to pick up your voice, I can actually hear what's being said now. Great videos, I plan on buying a bunch of stuff once spring rolls around

[@saumilpatel1185]

Need advice on what pads to use for a 15 WRX with very minor defects. I've got V36+V38 and a HF DA with a CG 5" backing plate on. I know that subaru paint is relatively soft...my goal is to polish-seal-wax.. My lineup: 5" CG Backing Plate V36 V38 Jetseal CG Butter Wet Wax

[@bryanr.3241]

After watching several videos on pads , I’m thinking of just staying with hand waxing. Too intimidating . Twice a year I clay bar , then use white lightning and jet seal by hand. I think I’m returning the buffer/polisher I just got today.

[@interiormotivescom]

What would you recommend on a 2000 explorer pearl white finish. Thanks

[@mchaves7663]

what pad do you recommend to remove oxidation from pvc clears (boat enclosures)?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! Try using an Orange Hex-Logic Pad to remove oxidation.

[@PrincipalDBA]

What PAD is recommended for a 2007 Honda Ridgeline? Hard/Soft/etc.? About my project, the clear coat has swirls and other similar scratches (imperfections). I want to correct the swirls, polish and then apply some coating (most like ceramic--no pad necessary there).

[@eternalvenom9359]

Greg I own a Mercedes car in which I have plenty of swirl and water marks, with some of them a little deep. I don't know exactly which pad I have to use for this job. Should I use the v36 with an orange pad or the v36 with the green pad? I intent on finish the car with the black light or the butter wax.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! Try using an Orange Hex-Logic Pad with V36 in a small inconspicuous area as a test spot. - CG Nick

[@x2eXu50x]

Does the green have any cut at all? Could i substitute the orange for the green if i have soft paint?

[@willsfire]

you should put a description/foam type on the back of the pad

[@ChemicalGuys]

Thanks so much for your suggestion!

[@sinuemedina2550]

I need 2 pads. One to removes fine little swirls. Another one to apply ceramic sealer and make it shine.. I owen a 18 black silverado. Any suggestions on what pads to use for black paint

[@MSNet1]

Need to remove swirl on my Black Denali Yukon. I'm going to use Porter 7424XP what would be the pads you use from your polishing pads

[@TakeaSwigofTheJuice]

Orange

[@ZeNKuN]

great explanation, thanks a lot, I just bought a new car and it does not have many swirls, still I want to correct the most as possible before coating, sadly in my garage I can't use my polish machine, but since it does not have many deep swirls I will do it by hand. which pad would you recommend me to do this job? thanks in advance.

[@Sp00kyMaciaz]

So I can use the orange pad for my black light, the white one for jet seal and the black one for butter wax ?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! Use the Orange Hex-Logic Pad for compound/polish and the White Hex-Logic for final or light polish. The Black Hex-Logic Pad can be used to apply glaze, sealant and/or wax.

[@MrBritrider]

How do these pads stick to the base pad? I have a 5” air driven orbital sander with hook and loop base pad. Can I use it with these pads and will it buff out a hand wax job? How many pads will I need to apply wax and buff out wax?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi there! The Hex-Logic Pad also uses a hook and loop backing to attach to the corresponding backing plate. Wax can be applied with one finishing pad such as the Black Hex-Logic Pad and buffed off with a clean microfiber towel.

[@1gnxregal1]

what type of pad should I use to remove overspray paint. neighbor was painting his home.

[@arseniobenkhoucha4676]

is my first time doing polish on my 2008 white f250 the paint show small particle of rust. what pad should i use and what product should i apply

[@davebl9645]

Brand new BMW and i am wanting t o apply a ceramic seal with my Dual action machine, l am thinking a micro fibre pad or should l use a black foam? Should l clay bar first?

[@reddrum56]

Chemical guys I have a fairly brand new car, but I want to remove the dealership swirls and what not. Which pads do you recommend?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! We recommend starting with v36 and an orange pad. From there, you can either get more aggressive if needed, or proceed on to the refining stages. We highly encourage you to read the article below which gives you a step by step tutorial on how you should proceed through the polishing process. Thanks for watching and happy detailing! www.chemicalguys.com/How_To_Choose_The_Right_Compound_Or_Polish_For_Your_Car_s/644.htm

[@hxgz]

what kind of pad should i use ? i have tried the orange pad and just want to remove some swirls and minor scratches, but the orange pad just creates far more swirls and clear scratches.. 2003 audi a4

[@sunlite9759]

Old 2003 Corolla. Paint is in good ahpe with a few scratches. What paid and wax hould I use to touch it up and which pad should be used on the plasitic headlights that have sunfaded?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi! We always recommend starting on a test spot with V36 and an Orange Pad and then adjusting from there. Wax will not remove any scratches and is a final step in the detailing process. When you get to that step, you can use a cream wax like Butter Wet Wax (my favorite), which is super easy and fast to apply, or you can go with a traditional paste wax such as Pete's 53. I'm going to link an article about how to choose the proper pad, compound, and polish for your car. It will lay out each step you need to take to figure out exactly what products are right for your car. I will also link Butter Wet Wax, Pete's 53, and the detailing flow chart below so you can see all the steps to a full detail in their proper order. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for a new video dropping later today! www.chemicalguys.com/How_To_Choose_The_Right_Compound_Or_Polish_For_Your_Car_s/644.htm www.chemicalguys.com/Butter_Wet_Wax_16_oz_p/wac_201_16.htm www.chemicalguys.com/Pete_s_53_Carnauba_Paste_Wax_8_oz_p/wac_300.htm www.chemicalguys.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/ChemicalGuysDetailingFlowChart.jpg

[@sunlite9759]

Grear reply. More than I expected.

[@ChemicalGuys]

Exceeding your expectations is what we excel at! If you have any further questions, you can always contact us by email, phone, or even on Facebook messenger. Facebook.com/ChemicalGuysMfgCo Thanks for being a part of the CG family!

[@thelittleredbarn174]

I'm in the process of polishing a 1946 Teardrop trailer that's made out of aircraft aluminum that has oxidized, and I've done one side of the trailer by using Blue Magic metal cleaner which came out okay but was a lot of work I'm not going to try with pads on side but was wondering which pad I should use to apply the Blue Magic metal cleaner with? The wool pad or one of the foam pads? Thanks for any help you can give .

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hi there! Using a microfiber pad will easily cut through oxidation and stains using metal polish.

[@kuma1384]

Do orange pad can be used for removing small scratches on windshield?

[@JS-tv8sv]

Hi I have a 2010 toyota camry with light scratches what pad and polish do you recommend? V36 and orange pad?

[@benrondo912]

I was thinking of using the orange pad with vss. What would work best to remove the black residue on my exhaust tips?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey there! VSS will work well with an Orange Hex-Logic Pad. Check out Light Metal Polish and the Ball Buster Drill Attachment to restore exhaust tips. - CG Nick

[@benrondo912]

@@ChemicalGuys My plan come spring is 1. Orange pad and vss 2. White pad and light polish 3. Blue pad and Mirror shine 4. Black pad and jet seal 5. Red pad and butter wet wax You think this will work?

[@TheSirMartin.]

What if I wanna use the All in One Polish from CG with only one pad? What pad should I use? My car’s paint is not too bad. Thanks

[@ChemicalGuys]

Hey! Try using an Orange Hex-Logic Pad to remove swirls and scratches while refining the finish.

[@JasonLitman]

I have some 7075 aluminum I want to polish and have all hexlogic pads including the compound pack that's often sold with it. After rough sanding with 80 to remove machining marks, which pad and compound would be recommended?

[@ThekiBoran]

Are the Chemical Guys still touring?

[@ChemicalGuys]

Yes, and we are coming to a city near you soon! Next stops are Arlington and Ft. Lauderdale! Click the link below to see all of our locations across the US! www.chemicalguys.com/category_s/240.htm