Lake Country SDO - 92550 - CCS Polish Pads!!! This Is What They Are Capable Of!!

Today, I share my experience with Lake Country SDO 92550 CCS Pads. The Lake Country SDO Blue Heavy Polishing Pad w/CCS allow you to utilize CCS technology while removing heavy imperfections safely and easily! Pair it with your favorite compound or polish and remove medium to heavy imperfections like very fine scratches, swirls, RIDS and more. The SDO line of pads are similar to the HDO pads, but without the dual layer construction. HDO pads have a strong, dense foam packing that the regular corrective foam is mounted to but at a much lower price point. Lake Country removed that denser backing making them thinner and more versatile in terms of polisher usage. This high-quality foam is beveled at a 70-degree angle, which helps keep the pad flat on the surface and avoid rolling. This reduced movement helps reduce heat that can cause hazing and micro-marring while polishing. On top of the reduced movement, the open cell cooling chamber in the center of the pad keeps the pad running at cooler temps, increasing durability and polishing results. The backing of these pads will also withstand the large throw of the Rupes, Griot's Boss and other high powered large throw machines, along with regular dual action units. On top of all these features, the unique foam formulation and CCS technology provide some unique advantages over traditional pads.
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Traditional foam pads can absorb polish too quickly, reducing performance because the polish is trapped below the face of the pad. The CCS Technology solves this problem with partially closed foam cells or dimples on the face of the pad. These pockets capture and gradually release polish as needed during the polishing process. This feature tends to reduce surface tension, pad skipping, and heat generation with less surface area on the face of the pad being in contact with the painted surface. Less surface area means less friction, which in turn increases polishing performance
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[@apexdetail85]

What are your favorite pads?

[@kimnewling5728]

Orange Lake Country and Buff and Shine 50/50.

[@mikeythanos]

LC HDO Pads are my favorite right now and than Rupes Microfiber Pads

[@audieconrad8995]

As an amateur enthusiast, Lake Country Orange and the Urofibre 50/50 are my most often go-to's for most of the work I perform. Thx 4 asking. Shine on you crazy diamonds!

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Griots BOSS pads

[@piggietruckerjones7545]

Euro fiber pads are my favorite right now

[@davestewart9146]

Thanks Brian 👍😁

[@TOML0856]

Thanks another great video lots of info . Always love new stuff !

[@millerdetailing4176]

Another outstanding video and review Brian. Lake Country pads are definitely my favorite and always appreciate your input.

[@Ricky_R]

Very cool. Thanks Brian. Love Lake Country products 🍻🍻🍻

[@MyGuyKirby]

I saw these at last year’s MTE and was intrigued as use the CCS pads so glad you find them worthy to use!

[@bigd9848]

Another great video Brian 👊🏼

[@neilwalker5041]

Rupes and Lake Country are my two favorite pad companies. I do like the CarPro white polishing pad too when going for next level gloss.

[@albertyu2358]

My favorite pads is microfiber pads and LC pads always doing good jobs

[@riccochet704]

I've been using Lake Country pads for a while now. I really like their products and they are easy on the wallet when bought in bundles.

[@mikeyp2447]

Some of my favorite pads right there.

[@404notfound.....]

One of my favorite pads are the hybrid force pads. They pair well to forced rotation polishers. LC has a great selection, great video Brian! 👍🇨🇦

[@MNpicker]

Can't believe I missed this one..😳 Lake country pads are my go-to

[@GeneG-wk2mz]

Nice work I’m patiently waiting on that glass video with this new coating

[@mitchelllong5848]

I like the rupes pads, the yellow one is great for me, doing enhancements and one steps

[@kimnewling5728]

That's pretty cool. I'm so glad you're doing the testing of these pads. I have to watch your videos and make up my mind, which is "one" I need to buy. These test panel videos are priceless to me. Thank you for saving me time and money!

[@94muddertrucker]

SDO pads were actually made for "free spinning" DA machines. They are capable of all machines. The thinner pad is easier to avoid stalls as much. Open cells on a foam pad are also great if you have single stage or some gel coats. They help pull out oxidation away from the surface and then blow out residue after each section. I've been using the SDO's a little more lately.

[@danlc95]

SDO also works with forced pretty well too. I found the grey HDO interface foam crumbled away after use. Some also had the loop material delaminate.

[@aldaley3537]

Impressive. I have been using the microfiber 50/50. Need to try this in both polishing/finishing pads.

[@Chris-wb7ni]

I love the euro fiber pads myself

[@norcalspitshine6406]

Nice

[@richsmith3120]

I mostly have LC regular CCS not SDO or HDO pads! I like the yellow pad for cutting but mostly use the orange for some light cutting and white for polishing!

[@Enthusiast_detailing]

Im pretty new to polishing I used the normal CCS pads orange and white I think they worked good

[@abduljohn9895]

Good 👍

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Superb!!!

[@user-un5my5bw4j]

I use both the sdo and hdo waffle pattern. On long throw DA, flex 3401 forced rotation and on my flex Kompakt 3 3" rotary. I have been wanting to try carpro pads since Carpro has been making some really good stuff. Carpro reflect has become my favorite fine polish and their mild clay bars are great, getting three 100gram bars for $28 that do as good as they do i feel is the best for the money. Some of these companies charging way too much for clay. I was using maxshine bars but 50gram bars is kind of ridiculous

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome video and product review good friend

[@larrydavisj]

I have so many favs. One thing I noticed about those SDO pads, were they're so much cheaper than HDO and many other pads. Even on Amazon, they have not jacked the price up as usual. The heavy polishing pad seems to work very well. Thanks for sharing Brian! Have you tried any other SDO pads yet?

[@apexdetail85]

I have some. I can tell you I am not disappointed with any of their pads.

[@austinmoore1689]

3M compound and polishing pads

[@detailingmasterseries1467]

what clearcoat measure tool do you use?

[@jonschmunk7719]

Thanks, Brian. Enjoy all of your videos. Do you still use xtreme solutions products?

[@apexdetail85]

Absolutely. LV4 403 is great for the acrylic layer of protection.

[@AIR.METALIC]

Your matrial are great in Iran is hard to finde

[@lifeofbrian9511]

😁👍🏻

[@ralleca15]

What is your recommendation as a DIY coating? Besides avalon king. Wasn’t too pleased with that product. Thank you in advance

[@kimnewling5728]

I had the same results with Avlon King. Use Brian's coatings. You can't go wrong!

[@apexdetail85]

Mine of course!😁👍🏻 apexsurfaceprotection.store/

[@ralleca15]

@@apexdetail85 thank you i’ll definitely order some.

[@ralleca15]

Does the 4 bundle pack comes with applicators?

[@motomuscl3]

I’ll stick to the original hdo or sdo. These pads fell apart and Velcro backing blew out in 2 panels

[@apexdetail85]

Too much heat.

[@motomuscl3]

@@apexdetail85 same amount of heat as the originals and sdo which are a cheaper pad. I have 20 of each so switch pads frequently. A new pad shouldn’t overhead in two panels where the foam separates from the backing

[@apexdetail85]

@@motomuscl3 we use these in our training workshops and have students burn through clear with them intentionally. That of course causes tons of heat and ours fails on the surface way before the backing. Some adhesive inconsistencies. Sorry to hear that.

[@motomuscl3]

@@apexdetail85 maybe i had a lemon

[@orthodox1717]

Love these pads better than the HDO’s and they’re way cheaper! 👍🏼

[@TorgeirFredriksen]

Was that machine a Rupes LHR15? If not, it seems to be a perfect clone. I thought you didn't like Rupes...

[@apexdetail85]

MaxShine 15mm

[@joefro9473]

1ST TO COMMENT!!!!!

[@seabrew1]

The SDO/CCS pads have no closed cells. It's collapsed...The whole pad is open originally. More misinformation....

[@danlc95]

Exactly. The only pad they make that is closed cell is the white standard pads that are both closed and open. Their Hydrotech "100%" closed cell pads were slated to be discontinued. Buff and Shine still makes the Uro-Cell closed cell pads. Very nice too.

[@orthodox1717]

Directly from LC’s website… Conventional foam pads absorb polish too quickly. This reduces polish and pad performance because most of the polish is trapped below the working surface of the pad. CCS Technology™ solves this common problem using strategic patterns of partially closed foam cells

[@danlc95]

@@orthodox1717 - It's wrong, which happens with lapses in proofreading. When the foam was manufactured, it consisted of open cells (except that white foam, which is a hybrid of closed and open). The ccs dimples are created by pressure and heat. Similar in theory, but the foam matrix itself isn't "closed" in technical terms. Go to 4:44 of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnyyi6eNn6utbJI

[@apexdetail85]

😂😂😂 talking in circles to prove NOTHING! I could care less if it was intentional or accidental due to heat and pressure. When the pad arrived the cells in and around the dimples are either completely or partially closed. I could give a shit how it happened. Get a job. 👍🏻

[@danlc95]

@Apex Detail - Well, I had to analyze and cross reference the many variables that comes with changing a or several component(s) with GREAT, unyielding specificity. The consequences of a mistake were expensive and time-consuming. So please don't take offense. I wouldn't call you out on this, not that big a deal. I'm just surprised someone caught it. Brad is a pretty sharp cookie who's up on his technical data.