Do the trim & corner pads work well? I was thinking of buying them to add onto my Wagner Sidekick as they are listed as optional with it.
831730
I did not use the trim items. I cut my trim with a good tapered brush. The roller was a time saver and did a very nice job.
831731
I have not used either one. I think texture of the surface would affect the usability, since I've had problems with similar manual pads. I prefer to do my cut-in by hand, especially over rough texture.
831732
I didn't have any luck with either of those. I wound up doing the corners and trim by hand. Even so, the main unit was a REAL arm- / back- / splatter- / drip- / mess- and TIME- saver. 100% worth the money on EVERY measure!Again, clean it THOROUGHLY as instructed after each major job or color change. (Just overnight, no problem - although when I did that, I wrapped the roller tightly inside a garbage bag to prevent any drying out.
186503
Not to bad at all. Be sure to remove the old pedal covers first, this will help tremendously. Soak the new covers in hot water to loosen up the rubber. You will need a flat head and a pair on needle nose to work the covers on the pedals, they are a tight fit. They look really nice when on.
535256
I am using the same CT90 set on front and back of my 90's era GT Outpost Trail. Over time the plastic spring support deteriorates and it is much cheaper to replace the entire assy which also gives you new pads. Mine operate flawlessly.....
1414734
They work great on mine... They work great on all my touch pads. Definitely get the multipack as when the rubber tip gets warm it does not glide as smoothly but if you switch back and forth every few hours or you aren't on iPad or iPhone a lot no need to switch..... Don't know what I did before these!
1991552
I use the speed cobras on them and they work just fine. They are pretty loud though. I did the mesh head conversion on all of the pads. The best thing you can possibly do for this kit trust me. But after doing the kick pad conversion, the pedals have a lot more kick back. Which can be a good thing or bad thing. It all depends on your preferences.
1273509
I just installed a 10 x 12 curved level III plate (Shooters Cut) in the front and 8 x 10 curved Level III plate in the rear. Slid right into the pockets with no issues. Now trying to feel out what size trauma pads to get.
2035757
No. Pads should be identical. Circular and identical thickness. If your pads are different they may have been a persons failed attempt at modding so they returned them.
1913670
i just looked up your unit and yes these pads should work with yours if your still not sure here is a phone number you can call to ask them your question 425-502-6940 and email painedic@gmail.com you can send them back if they don't work but i do think these will work for you.
1311401
yes,its not neccessarily an upgrade but the aluminum pads wont wear as fast as the stock ones.
405758
The pads from Harbor Freight work great with this backing plate. They have 3 pads, compounding, polishing and finishing.
1016106
I believe these are slightly angled. I use them on my 80s Raleigh with Araya 27 1 1/4 inch rims and on my 72 Schwinn Sports Tourer with similar sized Weinmann rims. The Weinmann rims are curved a bit more than the Araya rims. Both seem to work really well. I have at least a few hundred miles on the Raleigh with these break pads. I haven't been out on the Schwinn with them but they're tested in the garage and seem perfect. In both cases these are almost a perfect math for the original pads, except in color.
1223625
I put them onto my 2007 Charger and they worked great. They do squeek a bit every now and then but they work well.I also have dimpled and slotted rotors which help your braking a LOT. And they won't warp if you get good ones. The stock Dodge front rotors on our cars are JUNK. If yours have not warped yet, they will. These pads are good. Personally I am going for a touring pad next time to get the noise down a little.
1466064
Don't know, but go to the Wagner website to be sure before you order the pads from Amazon. I found ordering without first checking the Wagner site to be problemmatic. Using just the info on Amazon, I ordered the wrong ones, so I had to pay for return shipping.As a rule, a car does not use the same pads for both axles, as the front takes more of the braking load. The front pads are likely to be larger than the rear pads.
1924608
Yes. However, if your unit lasts long enough to require additional pads...CONGRATULATIONS!!!
1710395
Sure, but I don't think you need both. I was going to do both, but then just decided to go with the gorilla pad. It's an easy install and feels great on your feet!
594683
Interesting, mine fit perfect like a glove. Did it snap on easy? Try prying the corners simultaneously
1925090
It does if you get large pads. Currently I'm using 22 x 22" Hartz pads (very inexpensive). They work fine even though they don't lock under the rim on all four sides. NO issues yet after 6 months. Previously used Gridlock 24" pads (more expensive and available through Amazon). They definitely locked under the rim bc they are larger than the holder. BTW, I LOVE this holder. Even got a 2nd one!