Our First New Car - My Journey

[kantonburg]

Looks good. Glad to have helped.

High spots happen. The good thing is they are easily fixed. I would have told you to do one layer and be done.

Thanks. Always appreciated. After the conversation above I saw one of your videos and you mentioned polishing the whole (fender, hood, etc.) so there isn't a color difference in the new coating. This was in one maybe 1 year or so ago. Still viable with Mohs?

Car looks great! Nice work. Congrats on the new car. Mohs evo is a great coating.

Since you noticed the high spot after you used cure, are you sure it wasnt a dark streak from using cure? I only ask because for me 9 times out of ten on black paint no matter how little amount i use i will see streaking most noticeably on the hood.


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I'll double check today, but it was pretty obvious yesterday. I check in a few hours when it becomes light outside.
Thanks

[kantonburg]

Thanks. Always appreciated. After the conversation above I saw one of your videos and you mentioned polishing the whole (fender, hood, etc.) so there isn't a color difference in the new coating. This was in one maybe 1 year or so ago. Still viable with Mohs?



I'll double check today, but it was pretty obvious yesterday. I check in a few hours when it becomes light outside.
Thanks

Definitely a high spot. I tried wiping when I got home. It happens. Like everyone mentioned. It's fixable. I will have to get a another 30 mil bottle. I can use the rest to test out a few things on our Accord with the rest.

[kantonburg]

I've been looking around about polishing off high spots, but most videos are how to "fix" small spots. The one on my hood is a little large. How aggressive do I need to be to remove the coating to re-coat?

Light cutting pad with the same 3D One I used originally? Or something more aggressive?

[opie]

I've been looking around about polishing off high spots, but most videos are how to "fix" small spots. The one on my hood is a little large. How aggressive do I need to be to remove the coating to re-coat?

Light cutting pad with the same 3D One I used originally? Or something more aggressive?

Least aggressive first, check it after a few passes

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[kantonburg]

Least aggressive first, check it after a few passes

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Thamks. Since this is my first coating. How can I be sure it's gone for sute. Other than the high spot being gone.

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[opie]

Thamks. Since this is my first coating. How can I be sure it's gone for sute. Other than the high spot being gone.

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The high spot is removed when you can no longer see the high spot

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[kantonburg]

The high spot is removed when you can no longer see the high spot

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Haha. Obvious huh. I just wanted to be sure. DI has 20% off right now. Placed a big order lasst night. Stuff Ive been eyeing and a 30mil of Mohs.

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[opie]

Haha. Obvious huh. I just wanted to be sure. DI has 20% off right now. Placed a big order lasst night. Stuff Ive been eyeing and a 30mil of Mohs.

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Lol your good man. No question is ever a dumb one

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[kantonburg]

Lol your good man. No question is ever a dumb one

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It was suggested on the small high spots to hand polish with Carpro Essence. It worked great for this small spot. I used a 3.5" white LC pad.

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[The Guz]

Nice. Be sure to apply more coating in that area as Essence more than likely removed more than what you think.