Hi Can some one tell me which one is used for what purpose. WP900, Foam Applicator Bonnet, (2) Wool Polishing Bonnets
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The WP900 is the same as the Wool Polishing Bonnets. It is used to apply Polish.The Foam Applicator Bonnet is used to apply wax.
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Not sure. My foam thing ripped immediately, so I have used the "wool" one to clean my windows, with automotive glass cleaner. It works fine, and that's all I wanted to do with this.
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It only comes with that white foam one seen in the picture. When it comes to other pads it depends on your job but I ordered some Hex-Logic pads but they have different sizes and cutting powers to help with your different polishes and waxes throughout your job. So good luck figuring out what you want and need.
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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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I am Sorry, I just answered your Question and told you just the opposite about which color pad to use for scrubbing or polishing. I just looked in my owners manual for the Koblenz Machine and stand corrected. Tan for cleaning polishing and Green for scrubbing. Although after feeling the texture of both pads when they are new, it was hard for me to tell much difference between them.
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I do this quite often using a 6 inch bonnet. If you use it to apply wax it will still get some on it through the bonnet so I use a seperate one for polish removal
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Both. I bought this to brush my wool suits before hanging them up. On synthetics I would use caution about very delicate fabrics think of the bristles is fine fine wires of brass. This is my second of these brushes. I liked the first one very much, but wore it out after about 15 years.
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Dear Azar, You can use what ever you have used in the past. No thing special or no specific brand needed. The set is surgical stainless steel and you dont have to worry about anything. The set will stay shiny for a lifetime just dont use steel wool since steel wool contains too much IRON and will scratch the mirror polish. Thank you
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I don't know. I used them only for very light applications, such as affixing reflective squares on outerwear. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I haven't tried to use it myself yet but my experience is with other kits of this sort is that should be a polishing compound to be used with the fiber polishing wheels. carefully try it as that if the need arises and my hunch is you'll find this to be the case.
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I use this with a 6.5 in blue foam polishing pad on a porter cable oscillating buffer after cutting and polishing to seal the paint. It comes out like glass, easy off and lasts for months. Not sure why you would want to apply it with a wool pad but you can apply it by hand.
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There are no applicators, the description is misleading. They are referring to the three different shapes-- it can be used internally with the antenna shaped one, or you can use the large or small rounded ends for external hemmrhoids. Hope that helps.
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I would not. My car's finish is not something I mess with. I have not tried it, but I've never seen a bonnet like the one that came with my vehicle polisher. I think the smaller size and the oscillating motion would not be good for the car. The one I use on my car was less than $20.00. Not worth the gamble to me. If you do try it be really careful of the curves. Let us know how you make out. Good luck and keep thinking of how to cut corners!
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The bonnets do fit over the polishing pad, it helps keep the pad cleaner and extends the life of the pad.
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Foundation and concealer and sometimes for bronzer. It's more of a blending thing.
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Neither. You likely want a "polisher" and not a grinder. Polishers are slower and variable speed. Harbor freight has one for about $30 that will work perfectly for occasional use.
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I think the foam brush is more of a polisher to be used occasionally with the microdermabrasion abrasion products and the brush head is more of your standard daily one.
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The case I recently purchased a 1720. It is not the pick and pluck type foam. I also have a 1750 case that also is not the pick and pluck. Personally I do not like the pick and pluck. I feel that I get a much better fit and appearance with the foam that you cut to fit. I am very happy with both cases. You get what you pay for with the Pelican cases. Jerry.