Applying Coating with TORCH? What's the purpose?

[seanzh12]

Greetings,


https://youtu.be/zhyy-NJqUow

clips of a showing a guy using TORCH in the process of coating a brand new Volkswagen Touareg (at least that's what the original poster said he is doing), does anyone know the purpose of this? or he's just trying to mess up the paintFeed back please

[FUNX650]

clips of a showing a guy using TORCH
in the process of coating a brand new
Volkswagen Touareg...

does anyone know the purpose of this?
•Not totally sure; but, perhaps it's:
-An excursion into metaphorical
anthropomorphism; an odyssey, if
you will, befitting the Underworld...


Bob

[Mike Phillips]

I haven't watched the videos and I know how important it is to be open to new ideas...

That said... this would seem to be a case of taking something very simple and overcomplicating it.


Or another way of saying this would be to take the simple practice of washing and waxing a car and turning it into Rocket Science.


:dunno:

[bossbrew]

Can't you use heat to correct some clear coat issues? I think I remember something about that.

[FUNX650]

Can't you use heat to correct some
clear coat issues? I think I remember
something about that.
IMO:
A person needs a whole bunch of
(good)Luck, when trying to re-flow
cured isocyanate-based paints.


Bob

[bossbrew]

Agreed. I think that this had to do more about "fogged" clear coat. But I may have dreamed it!

Edit - here's the forum link. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/105371-odd-spot.html