Rupes Wall Tool Holder BigFoot for Polishers

Special solvent mixture for effectively removing grease and oil films from paint surfaces. Prepares paints before applying long-lasting sealants like Gtechniq, Gyeon or others. Ideal for checking polishing results when hologram-free polishing and for degreasing before painting. Polishing control spray and polish remover with degreasing effect Perfect for IPA-resistant polishes and old sealants, old waxes For degreasing before applying sealants Evaporates without residues

Lake Country Padwasher System 4000™: Pre-Information on Availability The System 4000™ from Lake Country is a revolutionary polishing pad cleaning system. Unlike other systems, the cleaning of polishing pads can be carried out directly with the polisher in hand. This prevents polishing residue from drying and optimizes workflow. The patented Pure Flo technology is a closed-loop cleaning system. The user controls how much cleaning liquid flows into the system by pressing the pump. With the System 4000™ pad cleaner, polishing pads are cleaned faster, more thoroughly, and more gently than ever imagined. Two water chambers for flushing foam, microfiber, hybrid fiber, and wool pads The cleaning system consists of two separate chambers for clean and used water. Fresh cleaning water is drawn from the lower section, optionally mixed with "Snappy Clean Booster" or other pad cleaning agents. The upper chamber holds the already used dirty water. The user-controlled water flow makes the system efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly. For less dirty pads, the cleaning water in the upper chamber can be reused multiple times. Depending on the type of pad or level of contamination, the user decides how often to reuse the water. Easy cleaning of polishing pads with rotary, forced rotation, or dual-action polishers To start, simply remove the wastewater collection tray from the cleaning system, fill the cleaning tray with water and cleaning agent, and reinsert the collection tray. At low speed, the dirty pad can now be cleaned directly with the polisher. The water amount is controlled by pressing on the washing chamber. Once the pad is sufficiently cleaned, the polisher is lifted, and the water is spun out of the pad or sponge by increasing the speed. The holder of the collection tray is designed to ensure that the spun-out water lands back in the collection tray. Lake Country Padwasher System 4000: Order directly at Chemical-Shark.de! Fast, efficient, and economical cleaning of polishing pads directly with the polisher in hand Compatible with rotary, dual-action, and forced rotation polishers Cleans all pad sizes made of foam, microfiber, hybrid fibers, and wool Environmentally friendly with flexible reuse of cleaning water as needed Patented and developed by Lake Country: a leading manufacturer of polishing pads and sponges Official distribution through Chemical-Shark.de Two modes: Standard and closed-loop cleaning cycle The system supports two modes. To reuse the cleaning solution, the appropriate screws on the collection tray can be removed. If the cleaning cycle is not intended for reuse, the screws remain closed or inserted. These modes are also explained in the video. Lake Country Pad Washer 4000 vs. Lake Country Pad Washer 3000 The Pad Washer 4000 is a direct advancement of its predecessor, the 3000. Unlike the 3000, it no longer requires filter inserts, and the splash guard has been replaced. Residue separation is now managed differently, and the splash guard is rendered unnecessary by a taller edge and the yellow edge cover. These changes, along with an improved pump, make the system more robust and easier to use. Chemical-Shark.de Recommendations In our opinion, the Pad Washer System 4000™ is most effective when pads are cleaned immediately after use. For professional use, we recommend always keeping the cleaning system ready. While all-purpose cleaners (APCs) can be used, cleaning is more reliable with specialized cleaners from Lake Country or Wolfgang. You can find suitable cleaning agents listed under "Accessories" at the bottom of this page. The operation is explained in the application video, also available at the bottom of this page.