Contest & Giveaway! Lake Country Mfg.

[Scott V @ LCM]

Contest Time!
Lake Country Mfg. is building a new website that should be ready for the 2016 year and we need your help!
We need some pictures of black paint with various levels of defect for our new Pad Application Guide.
There are pictures all over the internet, but we want pictures from the great detailers and weekend warriors out there that use our products.
We are looking to find 3 pictures of paint –

Heavy defect – Oxidation and or heavy swirls/scratches – Heavy defect removal of 2-3+ steps
Moderate defect – Medium swirls or RIDS – Something that is an intensive one step process or a two step process.
Light defect – Light swirls – Typically what you would use just a finish polish or AIO on.

Rules of the contest are as follows:
We are only looking for black paint.
We are not looking for 50/50 shots.
The picture should be of the paint only and no border or background. – Please see example below.
Please post all entries to the forum.
The deadline to submit your pictures is Monday, January 4th, 2016. Winners will be announced no later than Friday January 8th.
3 winners will be selected and you will be compensated with a 6 pack of Lake Country pads in either 6.5” or 5.5” of their choice

[VISITOR]

scott, welcome to AGO...

[EzyBrzy]

I almost polished my brothers truck a couple days ago! I believe the hood of his 4Runner has a little bit of everything you asked for. . .

[TXB4Z]

[Busy mind]

My own reflection or my phone is in most of my shots. I assume you don't want anything else reflecting in the after shot.

[Kamakaz1961]

Here are a few photos. A 2014 MB E350 and a 2014 Dodge Ram 2500

I used Lake Country CCS Pads and Lake Country Hybrid Pads Orange, White and Red

[ScottH]

Here you go and the pic even has a LC orange in the pic :-).

[David Hayward]

I think some of these work. I'm in one sort of.

[7PaintGuns]

Should we post them in this thread?






I'm going to get a ton of pictures tomorrow!

[cardaddy]

Had to look a bit, as most are 50/50.
Everything here was finished with Lake Country pads.

Not sure if you wanted the completed photos, sort of sounded like you were after the 'before' shots. (I have the 'after' shots if you want them.)