Retail?

[route66detail]

Happy Holidays! Quick question... which retail auto parts store has the biggest selection of paint correction products polishes, finishing glaze etc??? Thanks...

Rob

[GSKR]

Inventory differs at certain stores hard question.If you find m105 or etc be prepared to get ripped off.may want to seek a autobody shop supplies store for maybe a more reasonable price,or get your stuff from a detailing supply vendor if your doing volume.I get all my pads and polishes from ag and the rest is all 5 gallon purchases from a commercial detailing company.

[craigdt]

My local autozone has 105, 205, UC, and UP. Prices aren't quite as good as AG, but if you need it now, it's always an option.
NAPA has some 3M correction stuff, but it's kinda hit and miss.

[Corey@OptimalDetailing]

O'Reilly Auto Parts also stocks many options in the 3M abrasive liquid line. They can get Meguiar's M105, M205, M100, and a lot of Meguiar's Detailer line as long as you ask them. But yes, it depends on your region area.

[route66detail]

Awesome thanks. I NEED it now. Booked a paint correction for Monday. Guy got a "paint job" on his ElCamino and it looks weird in some spots. Like "moddling" in some spots. That's what I found while researching what's actually going on with the paint. I hope I can fix with a three step process. I'm guessing to see what I can fix I'll use some type of abrasive compound, then a polish and lastly a wax or glaze... Yeah yeah yeah... I'll go to a cars and coffee one day. I NEED to get trained up. In booking silly.

[GSKR]

You can't fix moddling it's under the clear.

[FUNX650]

You can't fix moddling it's under the clear.

•To repair mottling, when it appears
after CC application (i.e. under the clear):

-Sand and re-paint.


Bob