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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
Welcome to AG, nice car you got there.
You definitely have more experience than me but i recently bought PC7424. AG has a lot of packages depending on what you looking for.
Porter Cable 7424 XP Dual Action Polisher - dual action orbital car polisher, car care kits, buffer kits, PC 7424,7424XP, 7424 XP, porter cable
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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
The porter cable is a great machine from what I have seen so far, (I'm a noob and just do this on my own cars or some of my friends) but if you can afford it, go for the flex 3401, I got them both, and the flex is my go to buffer all the time...
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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
Originally Posted by tenzin
Welcome to AG, nice car you got there.
You definitely have more experience than me but i recently bought PC7424.
Cool I have no experience at all. I thought I knew how to clean and wax a car until I owned a black one.
I will look into the PC buffer.
I have no idea what kind of compounds to use or what pads. I've been told to use 3M perfect-it rubbing compound with a wool pad to take out the wet sanding marks.
What after that? A swirl remover or a less aggressive compound?
Then I assume some sort of micro polish then a sealant and wax? Or should I use a glaze? Or a polish made for black cars?
I'm overwhelmed with the amount of products and information on this site.
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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
First at all, let me start by saying that I am a noob, I have been spending lots of time reading this boards, and you will find lots of good info here, Ether way, I will tell you my guess...
-Orange or yellow pad with menz intensive polish
-White pad with finishing polish
-Grey pad with wofgang glaze
-Grey pad and menz power lock sealer
-Grey or blue or red pad with your favorite nuba wax (I have been using p21s 100%
Now, you said that you already have a mikita, and you seem to be able to use it just fine, so why not try to use that and use the money that you would spend on the porter cable to get some products???
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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
Where do you live? Maybe a fellow Autogeeker can help. If you are in Columbus Ohio drop me a pm.
Tim
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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
Originally Posted by ROMEO
Now, you said that you already have a mikita, and you seem to be able to use it just fine, so why not try to use that and use the money that you would spend on the porter cable to get some products???
Sounds like a plan to me. I suppose if it still has holograms when I'm done I'll buy or borrow a DA.
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Re: Making the best of a bad paint job.
Originally Posted by cavemanlarry
I live in atlanta.
There are TONS of good detailers (members) here in Atlanta. You are welcome to come by whenever Im in Douglasville.
Autogeek OG. Attended detail fest I/II. Still detailing!
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