I DID IT! NO MORE WINDOW WATER SPOTS!!!!!!!

[jpg1969]

Tim - The results are amazing. How bout this 5" hook and loop pad? You could trim it down to fit your orbital?
https://www.amazon.com/JFlint-Products- ... B005GUQJSQ

 

[TimC2520]

Thanks, I may try this. It says for "hard water damage removal".

https://www.amazon.com/Abrasive-Glass-S ... entries*=0

The one thing I noticed, which was an unintended consequence, is the buffer "flings" the compound (which is now black for some reason after the scrub) and shoots it everywhere.
And it stains. So I had to use starbrites non-skid deck cleaner to clean everything up. Then I hit the clean windows with rain-x

 

[bean]

Hi Tim,

Surehold has a bronze pad that fits on there buffer. I have used it go on line only if you have a surehold machine.

" Bean "

 

[Megabyte]

Surehold has a bronze pad that fits on there buffer. I have used it go on line only if you have a surehold machine.

http://shurhold.com/magic-wool-polisher-pad/

If the Shurhold pad has a velcro backing, it should work with the Griots buffer too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LEm5b2OkuM

 

[TimC2520]

Pretty sure those are 5" though. I'd have to cut it down to 3" which I guess is no biggie, although that would involve cutting the sewn end and the thing may just fall apart then.

 

[Megabyte]

Pretty sure those are 5" though. I'd have to cut it down to 3" which I guess is no biggie, although that would involve cutting the sewn end and the thing may just fall apart then.

True, but if you use a foam pad as a backing, you might not have to cut it.