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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
I've never, ever found HD Adapt easy to remove if left to sit on the car... I wish it was for me.
HD adapt is the only product that I've gotten to cut at a high level and finish at a high level in on soft paint. I also find it an amazing product in that I've used it in as little as 2 passes.
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Beautiful work Mike !! I've heard that Adapt is very elastic and good working time, approximately how much product did you used?
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
"The first gulp from the glass of natural science will turn you into an atheist, but at the bottom of the glass God is waiting for you." --Werner Heisenberg (Pioneer of Quantum Mechanics, Nobel laureate Physics)
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Excellent job Mike on the car and the write-up
You got that paint the way it should be looking...beautiful!
Thanks for sharing.
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Wow Mike, the transformation displayed on Vincent's Studebaker is inconceivable. You attention to paint work is extraordinary.
Thanks for sharing good sir.
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Beautiful work Mike. Mighty nice car too.
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Excellent work Mike, car looks awesome, curious that you used clay instead of nanoskin.
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by EDG89
Beautiful work Mike !! I've heard that Adapt is very elastic and good working time,
That's what I experienced. When I type,
Long play time
That means you can buff for a long time without the product drying up on you. The zero dusting characteristic is another great feature and benefit.
Originally Posted by EDG89
approximately how much product did you used?
Enough to buff out a 1940 Studebacker convertible.
Seriously... the bottles I used had already been opened and used by some of the guys here at work and I didn't take time to weigh them. I do have an article on how to do that though....
How much Menzerna FG 400 to buff out a car?
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Re: 3D HD Adapt and Poxy Review - 1940 Studebaker Streetrod detailed by Mike Phillips
Originally Posted by conman1395
I've never, ever found HD Adapt easy to remove if left to sit on the car... I wish it was for me.
I think when it comes to some things related to car detailing the word easy can be a relative term. I simply didn't find the Adapt polish hard to wipe off and I didn't remove any until I had the entire car polished.
Originally Posted by conman1395
HD adapt is the only product that I've gotten to cut at a high level and finish at a high level in on soft paint. I also find it an amazing product in that I've used it in as little as 2 passes.
This is a custom paint job (obviously), but if I had to gauge it I'd say somewhere in the middle of the road for hardness and softness.
Sure buffed up to a high shine.
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