where are the instructions ,which pad to use for what job?????
263491
This is a total bag of trash! The pads fly apart slinging hairs and fur everywhere. Not worth the postage to return them.
263492
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.
263493
I don't remember if any directions came with this. . Outside of that I recommend that you call an automotive store. I used the white buffer, along with some compound, to get somebody's paint off my car--worked fine. I read the reviews to find out which pad to use for which job.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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The pad has no temp control. It is either on or off. A rheostat might work.
101568
Somewhere I saw you were supposed to roll the original pad off. Not rip. so, remove, carefully.
1316965
If you call the company, they might send you some replacement pads. The number should be in your manual somewhere. Good luck!
804442
I have found Coaster to be very helpful. I'm sorry I don't have the manual. Good luck!
627815
Can't say more than what the other people who have already replied said. It's just a thin little pad. I would highly recommend grabbing one of the other pads here on Amazon to place on top. There is a nice $18~ one that has around 1k reviews.The pad that comes with this is a nice gesture but I wouldn't rely on it.
1351457
You just have to take the pad out of the box, and just place it onto the black strips that are on the sweeper. (DONT REMOVE ANYTHING FROM THE PADS, otherwise it wont stick, I made that mistake the first time I used it).
347953
I don't remember it's been too long since I ordered it but you will want more than one pad anyway. I would say you need at least two. That way when one is dirty you have another one accessible.
410729
Simple google search : http://hi.atgimg.com/pdf/4405/instructions-82635603.pdf
2126091
I would try the gray finishing pad first. You can always go to a coarser pad, if needed.
638815
On the Amazon site it's listed as FanFuser replacement pads. I just checked and they have dropped in price. My advice is to order at least 2 as shipping cost more than the pad but you just get charged the flat fee so I ordered 2.
1486568
I have not bought a pad for it, what I have done instead is buy ink (blue and red, any manufacturer should do) and applied to pad. Hope this helps !
879431
Just slide a screwdriver or knife under the edge. New pad will pop in. Slide new pad under one of the plastic prongs and push. Love the Turbo Scratcher!
1121555
it should have usage instructions. I would google your question for a more complete answer.
1723879
Go buy yourself a brick from your local hardware store. That brick will be softer than this pad. A lot softer...
69068
There is a pre-applied thermal pad. I use the term pad, because it doesn't seem to be a paste in the normal sense of the word.
513886
You use the hardware that was on the old pads. Switch them over. If they are missing or damaged, you can buy a hardware kit..expensive.