regarding remaining swirls
Auto Detailing 101Discuss regarding remaining swirls in the Auto Detailing Forums forums; Hi,
I have tried out paint correction on many of my friends' and my cars.
steps I use:
wash
clay
...
the results are usually pretty good except that there are still some swirls remaining under the bright sun (and most of these cars are black...) I do not want to sand down the clear coat because I know my friends won't always maintain the car afterwards, I just use their cars to practice. I dont want to make their paint thinner and thinner...
What should I do? change the polishing method and products?
Thanks for your input
I need to correct a friend's M6 (black too) soon. I want to make sure I do things right on that car cos I can't afford to lose his network...
I dont want to make their paint thinner and thinner...
I been wondering about that. Every time you remove swirls you are basically taking off a layer of paint/clearcoat. How many times can you do this before you are down to raw paint?
I been wondering about that. Every time you remove swirls you are basically taking off a layer of paint/clearcoat. How many times can you do this before you are down to raw paint?
I dont know, but I remember Mike has a post showing a new car's paint is about 5.x mil thickness, after damp sanding it took off about 0.1 to 0.2 mil thickness....
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