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Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Zoom in to see the orange peel and see more detail!
Came across these pictures I took a little while back while detailing. Thought I would share.
Very easy process: compound as you would but with the Carpro denim/velvet pad (takes a TON of passes surprisingly) and take ptg readings in between passes and clean your pad more frequently (will show in a future video).
~90 percent removal of orange peel and 2-3 uM reduction of paint. Did 15 passes with the denim pad with M100 as the compound on GG 6".
Anyways, here's the pictures:
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Looks good bud! But why didn't you just wet sand? At $10 per pad, that's 10 sheets of sand paper at car quest and the sand paper lasts quite long...
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Originally Posted by North26
Looks good bud! But why didn't you just wet sand? At $10 per pad, that's 10 sheets of sand paper at car quest and the sand paper lasts quite long...
Thanks!
$10 for a 2 pack if I'm not mistaken. So $5.
Easier, faster, less paint reduction. Plenty of reasons to choose these over sanding.
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Originally Posted by ihaveacamaro
Thanks!
$10 for a 2 pack if I'm not mistaken. So $5.
Easier, faster, less paint reduction. Plenty of reasons to choose these over sanding.
Re-check the autogeek store, lone and behold I didn't read all the print, 2 for $10. I am an idiot. *face to palm*
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
I am also a fan of the CarPro Denim pads. This is a brand new paint job on a Lexus.
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
I must admit, I'm struggling to see the difference in the OP pics, even at full size. I've heard good things about the denim pads though..
The post above shows an obvious difference and looks great.
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Originally Posted by Jeff Wagner
I am also a fan of the CarPro Denim pads. This is a brand new paint job on a Lexus.
fantastic testimonial for those pads imo.
nice.
hey, anyone know what happened to Kyle Allen? he used to post here often. he was a proponent of the CarPro orange peel pads (velvet, denim).
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Originally Posted by builthatch
fantastic testimonial for those pads imo.
nice.
hey, anyone know what happened to Kyle Allen? he used to post here often. he was a proponent of the CarPro orange peel pads (velvet, denim).
I've wonder the same about Kyle. I miss the entertainment of his posts.
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Originally Posted by Mantilgh
I've wonder the same about Kyle. I miss the entertainment of his posts.
i dunno i posted on his facebook biz page asking him if he's still on any forums and i guess he responded because it said he did, but then the post disappeared and now the notification about him responding is gone too.
big mystery hahaha
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Re: Orange Peel Removal Pictures
Originally Posted by davey g-force
I must admit, I'm struggling to see the difference in the OP pics, even at full size. I've heard good things about the denim pads though..
The post above shows an obvious difference and looks great.
Thanks davey ..The denim pads work and sorry ihaveacamaro i wasnt trying to out do you. My client just had really nasty orange peel.
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