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Re: My first ever paint correction - 2011 BMW z4
Looks pretty good!
Looks like the TSR either didn't quite remove all the swirls or created some of its own.
But big improvement - especially for your first attempt.
Originally Posted by Jason Rose
I am cursed for life because I can never look at beautiful paint without seeing the defects
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Re: My first ever paint correction - 2011 BMW z4
Looks really good. You're well on your way. Just keep doing as many as you can. Especially dark cars.
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I forgot to mention that I was using a white polishing pad.
I think the ideal route i could have taken would have been a 2 step correction.
1. TSR with orange cutting pad because there was a decent amount of deeper scratches
2. Some finer polish with white pad.
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Re: My first ever paint correction - 2011 BMW z4
id a great job mate ! Keep it on .
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Originally Posted by BobbyG
I'd say you did an awesome job at removing swirls and other like defects. Your before and after shots, tape line, show how much improvement actually took place...
Unless you have a true show car, you'll always have some level of finish defects. Show cars are just that, kept for shows and never see hot sun, wind, rain, bugs, etc. Keeping a daily driver in tip-top shape is what we all strive for and I'd say you've achieved that and more!
Thank you! I really appreciate it. Possibly my favorite thing about detailing is the community behind it
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It looks like you did a fine job there. Nice car!
If your looking for some tips, I'll tell you how I would have approached it. I would have used TSR probably on an orange pad. IME a white pad with TSR won't get all the swirls cut out of BMW paint.
Secondly, I would have done a second step. A car like that deserves it. A follow up finishing polish with a white pad will add all the gloss and bling.
But. It seems you already knew that.
For your first time you did much better than my first time. My first time I made the paint worse.
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Originally Posted by swanicyouth
It looks like you did a fine job there. Nice car!
If your looking for some tips, I'll tell you how I would have approached it. I would have used TSR probably on an orange pad. IME a white pad with TSR won't get all the swirls cut out of BMW paint.
Secondly, I would have done a second step. A car like that deserves it. A follow up finishing polish with a white pad will add all the gloss and bling.
But. It seems you already knew that.
For your first time you did much better than my first time. My first time I made the paint worse.
Much appreciated. Do you have any recommendations on finer polishes?
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WG Finishing Glaze or Optimum Finishing Polish.
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