Exterior paint correction start to finish

[Billy Baldone]

Absolutely, there is no NEED for it, its only a personal preference that I Like.

[808_detail_nut]

There are threads all over this forum to help you. Just go around and read all the sticky threads. If you are new to fully detailing exteriors then I would understand the process and why it is done that way. This is how I do exteriors:
Clean wheels, tires and wheel wells
Wash (2 bucket with grit guards and a microfiber mitt)
Dry (microfiber waffle weave and blow out the cracks with compressed air)
Decontaminate (remove fallout, tar, etc with iron remover and clay)
Wipe down with ipa
Compound to remove defects
Polish to improve gloss and remove any haze from the compound
Wipe down with ipa
Then a last step product of your choice wax/seal/or coating

Good luck.


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[custmsprty]

Lol, not sure what trolling is supposed to mean. I am just a guy, that likes making things new again and wanted to start a detailing business.....not only because I enjoy restoring things, but my OCD I'm sure will be an advantage. Really just starting out. Haven't had a major exterior job yet and truly don't know the process. Plan on buying a machine polisher and starting from no experience. Need all the tips and help I can get

Everything you need to know is posted right here. Read each section at least three times until it becomes second nature.

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[HMCDetailing]

Thank you for the help fellas!!