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Re: Single Stage White Paint Detail
Looks good
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Re: Single Stage White Paint Detail
Your post, and processes I am just not getting at all, sorry, and I know this will seem insulting, but I believe you have no idea what products are, and how to use them.
For sure, you don't let a product like Meg's #7 sit for any time. This is not a wax, sealant, and offers no protection. It is a Glaze. Read up about Glazes, what they do, and what they don't do.
By letting that product sit any length of time, you do an equal amount of damage, by the hard rubbing to get it off the paint.
I'm a kind guy, so don't take my response as rude, I'm truly trying to help.
A wash is good, Clay is good if you use it properly. With a DA, use as mild a polish, and Pad that will get the job done.
Glazes do little to no correction, They can mask, and hide imperfections, fill, and round off some edges of scratches, and work well for quite a long time, followed by a wax, or sealer. Let's say a Guitar finish. Works great. But they do no permanent paint correction. A vehicle is not a guitar. This is the job of a polish.
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Originally Posted by MarkD51
Your post, and processes I am just not getting at all, sorry, and I know this will seem insulting, but I believe you have no idea what products are, and how to use them.
For sure, you don't let a product like Meg's #7 sit for any time. This is not a wax, sealant, and offers no protection. It is a Glaze. Read up about Glazes, what they do, and what they don't do.
By letting that product sit any length of time, you do an equal amount of damage, by the hard rubbing to get it off the paint.
I'm a kind guy, so don't take my response as rude, I'm truly trying to help.
A wash is good, Clay is good if you use it properly. With a DA, use as mild a polish, and Pad that will get the job done.
Glazes do little to no correction, They can mask, and hide imperfections, fill, and round off some edges of scratches, and work well for quite a long time, followed by a wax, or sealer. Let's say a Guitar finish. Works great. But they do no permanent paint correction. A vehicle is not a guitar. This is the job of a polish.
Even on a single stage paint with no clear coat? I must have misread the tutorial then.
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Originally Posted by MarkD51
Your post, and processes I am just not getting at all, sorry, and I know this will seem insulting, but I believe you have no idea what products are, and how to use them.
For sure, you don't let a product like Meg's #7 sit for any time. This is not a wax, sealant, and offers no protection. It is a Glaze. Read up about Glazes, what they do, and what they don't do.
By letting that product sit any length of time, you do an equal amount of damage, by the hard rubbing to get it off the paint.
I'm a kind guy, so don't take my response as rude, I'm truly trying to help.
A wash is good, Clay is good if you use it properly. With a DA, use as mild a polish, and Pad that will get the job done.
Glazes do little to no correction, They can mask, and hide imperfections, fill, and round off some edges of scratches, and work well for quite a long time, followed by a wax, or sealer. Let's say a Guitar finish. Works great. But they do no permanent paint correction. A vehicle is not a guitar. This is the job of a polish.
Mark the OP probably got the process and technique from this article by Mike Phillips .
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ge-paints.html
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Re: Single Stage White Paint Detail
Originally Posted by Meticulous-Detail
Exactly my thoughts as well
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Thats what I used. Did I mess up somewhere?
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Re: Single Stage White Paint Detail
Originally Posted by piranah
Thats what I used. Did I mess up somewhere?
Nope, you didn't mess up, I now see what you are trying to accomplish, and I stand corrected.
Mark
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Re: Single Stage White Paint Detail
Whew. I have been detailing for 6 years and this is my first attempt at a single stage paint. All my detailing has been work trucks or dealer cars. With a few classic cars thrown in (in laws cars)
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