Pad recommendations

[CEJ93]

Good Day,

I am getting ready to replace the pads for my PC; whose pads do you recommend for Poorboys products or does it really matter?

Thanks,
Eric

 

[Poorboy]

I prefer the Lake Country pads, and the larger 7.5" ...they seem to give better control and less vibration with a PC and deliver better results. Either the full contact or the new CCS pads would be my choice. They are available through a few of my distributors in Florida too

 

[CEJ93]

Thanks for the reply; I will give them a try. Since I am here and talking do you have any recommendations for what to use down here in a hot / HUMID climate. I currently have Poorboys polish with carnauba on my car topped with Nattys and am really happy. I am about to do a friend of mine's truck and am wondering if I should consider something different; durability is kind of what I'd like to have. I have never worked with any of your sealants; will they do well in the humid areas?

Thanks in advance.

Eric

 

[Poorboy]

There are many variables that contribute to durabilty. Maintenence and the methods as well as products used, if you keep a car indoor or outdoors, and prep too. If you are looking for an added boost in protection, sealants do help a bit and you could replace the Polish w/ carnauba with Polish w/ sealant. Our other sealants. EX and EX-P, work fine in hot humid weather but they do have a different look than using Natty's.

 

[CEJ93]

Well, I love the look of the Natty's I have on my Taurus. How do the sealants look different? Better or am I giving up something by going to a sealant? Would the polish w/sealant topped by Nattys be a good combo?

 

[Poorboy]

Well, I love the look of the Natty's I have on my Taurus. How do the sealants look different? Better or am I giving up something by going to a sealant? Would the polish w/sealant topped by Nattys be a good combo?

Sealants are brighter and clearer vs deeper and wetter looking. Yes Polish w/ sealant topped by Natty's Blue should give you the best of both worlds

 

[CEJ93]

Great, I need to start charging people for some of the work I do to pay for products .

Thanks for all of the advice. I'll have to get some stuff up on the bragging forum one of these days.

Take Care,
Eric