| MARK SMITH, we would have been more than happy to test your pads, but we never got a set. In that test you saw 7 of 12 pads. 5 pads did not make the last cut; some of them were dry pads. Just because they work great in a fabrication shop it does not mean they will even work on a restoration job.
This is what we look for when doing a test. How well they work under low rpm, how much psi that is needed, how much water is needed, how much the pads bleed, how far the pads spit water, clarity of finish, how fast they work, dust and cost.
Send us a set, we would run a test on your pads and one of the other pads that is been sold for the same price or less. We will post the results good are bad. We do not like to post real bad results; most people would like the feed back behind the scenes and make changes before coming on the market. If your pads where made with the restoration guy in mind or you believe that they can work for us please send them but if not please keep them and run your own test before sending them. |