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Re: Buff Off Contest @ Detail Fest 2011???
Hi Guys! I think that many will be able to restore the paint with wet sanding, buffing then polishing but the question is how long will the shine last! It boils down to product knowledge because its the products that will ultimately be the deciding factor. How do you guys feel about that?
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I am going to make my own cookies sheet thing. Can anyone pm me the steps or process used to make them.
Tim
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Originally Posted by rakkvet
I am going to make my own cookies sheet thing. Can anyone pm me the steps or process used to make them.
Tim
Contact or PM Kevin Brown. If I remember correctly they were his creation.
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Re: Buff Off Contest @ Detail Fest 2011???
Originally Posted by DwyaneMAS
Hi Guys! I think that many will be able to restore the paint with wet sanding, buffing then polishing but the question is how long will the shine last! It boils down to product knowledge because its the products that will ultimately be the deciding factor. How do you guys feel about that?
Im not totally understanding where you are going with this.
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" Jon Leidgen
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Re: Buff Off Contest @ Detail Fest 2011???
Originally Posted by DwyaneMAS
Hi Guys! I think that many will be able to restore the paint with wet sanding, buffing then polishing but the question is how long will the shine last! It boils down to product knowledge because its the products that will ultimately be the deciding factor. How do you guys feel about that?
For show purposes, products and their longevity shouldn't be a consideration as long as they make the end show result as good or better than the next product.
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Originally Posted by David Fermani
I agree, but If you think about it, who cares if you do a IA wipedown? If you're hinding defects and making paint look great for show purposes more power to you. I'd hate to get the car with super soft paint that marrs when you wipe it down after all that work just to prove you didn't fill.
I agree, a person does need to be careful when wiping paint during inspections.
I did an IPA wipe down of the single stage black paint on this 1972 Challenger after compounding to inspect the finish and the paint is soft enough that a person could scratch it if they wiped too hard and IPA can soften the upper surface of the paint making it easier to be scratched, especially a soft single stage paint as they are more porous and will absorber better than a modern clear coat finish.
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Yeah Mike, I hate it when that happens. All that hard work taking the finish to the Nth degree and you end up creating faint marring with the wash/wipe down step. Talk about frustration.
That's why I end up just doing a Dawn wash with a brand new MF after polishing(unless I'm using Opti-Coat where you need to use an IA too). The good thing about Dawn is that it leaves water on the finish in such a way that all you need is a leaf blower to totally dry it w/o any spotting. No toweling marks that way either.
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It'd be really something if this kind of challenge did happen!!
I'd love to see!
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Mike,
I would love to test my skills up against a seasoned vetern like yourself? Are you down for it? How about a personal challenge.
Barry
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All in good fun of course.
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