🍊 CARPRO Velvet Orange Peel Removal Pad – Clear Coat Paint Layer Repair (Pack of 2) Review

Pad works as advertised. Did a good job with some effort. Removing the residue really helps. I would buy these pads again.

Works well but nothing exceptional. It's like a microfiber pillow. Cleaning is more difficult than MF. For a tighter cut, you can use a denim lining.

Don't waste your time with this inefficient product. If you hope that you don't have to grind an orange peel because you bought this product, you will be very disappointed.

I was very skeptical at first that they would actually work and oh my god with the cutting polish and those pads on the DA buffer. The color looked a thousand times better. Being new to this, I've been very careful not to use it too often lest I burn out. There's still some orange peel left, but it's a lot less of it, and it's only because of my caution that it's left.

I used them on the factory paint job of the 2011 Dodge Challenger R/T Classic (orange peel on clear coat) I wasn't very happy with the results after spending 7 hours with these pads ( 4 of them) and M100 Mirror Glaze Pro Speed Compound by Meguiar. I followed the directions and treated the whole car twice which may have reduced the orange peel a bit. I believe I would have had the same results if I had used the Meguiar connection alone.

These things might do for sanding like 3000 grit sandpaper as the pad says they only remove orange peel to a certain degree (25%) and then there you won't get any further with a rotary polisher and a hard paste, you only generate a strong dangerous heat. and really no more deleting, maybe you should try 2000 grit denim pads, apparently there is no clear classification of these items by grit on amazon, try the official carpro site.

At first I was very skeptical that these would actually work and oh my god the polish looked a million times better with the cut polish and those pads on the DA buffer. Being new to this, I've been very careful not to use it too often lest I burn out. There's still some orange peel left, but it's a lot less of it, and it's only because of my caution that it's left.

I used it on a 2011 Dodge Challenger R/T Classic factory finish (orange peel on clear coat). I wasn't very happy with the results after spending 7 hours using Pads (4 pcs) and Meguiar M100 Mirror Glaze Pro Speed Compound. I followed the directions and treated the whole car twice which may have reduced the orange peel a bit. I believe I would have had the same results if I had used the Meguiar connection alone.

These things can work like 3000 grit sandpaper as the pad says, they only remove orange peel up to a certain point (25 %) and then it doesn't go any further with Rotator either. Polishing paste and solid mixture only generate intense dangerous heat. and really no more deleting, maybe you should try 2000 grit denim pads, apparently there is no clear classification of these items by grit on amazon, try the official carpro site.