Paint correction in the sun

[kcstreetracer]

I have a vehicle that's to big to fit in a garage and I dont have any shade outside till 6pm or so. What is the best way to go about doing this ?

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[PaulMys]

There are many products that are "sun-friendly".

Griot's Creams fit the bill.

[tomsteve]

start at 6pm

[Mike Phillips]

I share a lot of tips in this how-to article from 2010 - that's 10 years ago in human years as I type.


Tips for working in warm/hot weather or direct sunlight

[Mike Phillips]

And....


See what I wrote in post #5 here,

Which One Step In Full Sun?


I'll make you the same deal in the last sentence,

[kcstreetracer]

And....


See what I wrote in post #5 here,

Which One Step In Full Sun?


I'll make you the same deal in the last sentence,

Looks like I'm using Blackfire 1 step!! That's some pretty solid confidence in a product, I'll definitely take that suggestion! Thanks so much!

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[DMiglio]

I always find AIO cleaner/waxes and/or cleaner/sealants to be the best option in sun or high heat conditions. They work well along a vast set of parameters, whereas compounds and polishes may require you to make too many modifications to have a better user experience.

I’d make some suggestions but Mike recommended one of the best and I don’t want to dirty up the pool with too many others.

[coles_paint_correction]

I've had to work in the sun for a lot of years ,
but if you have a decent location I would recommend
working on the side that the sun is not on,

then I would turn the car around and wait a little and then work on the other side.
its always worked for me and by the time I do the top panels its around 5-7 pm which the sun is just going down .
Only downfall is you have to constantly rinseless wash it to get any dirt or dust off before starting again depending on what type of
correction you plan on doing.