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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Originally Posted by Cat ji
I knew it! That's what this is about, really. Feeling protective towards the poor cute silly girl.
Post pics. Tell her it helps with getting the best feedback on the detailing forum.
It is true I'm afraid ^ If this was just some dudes car I probally would've never even considered it
Originally Posted by Ted S.
Definately alot of good info here. However, this particular car will not be my guinea pig. I've weighed the risks -vs- rewards, and quite frankly, the risks are just to high. Sometimes being the best detailer to ever walk Gods green earth requires you to know when to walk away and know when to run
Yours,
K. Rogers
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* Questions
What is the proper name for a third cousins daughter?
At what point do you say, no, we are of no relation?
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Originally Posted by Flash Gordon
Already hit it with a rotary/wool ~ da w/surbuf with little to any improvement
One thing I always do when I wetsand anything and that's a Test Spot.
Sand a section and finish out with your finest grit paper or disc then make sure you can remove your sanding marks.
Thought I would post this because if a heavy cutting compound with a wool pad on a rotary buffer is hardly making a dent in the swirls and scratches that's kind of an indicator that the defects are deep and/or the paint is really hard and if the paint is really hard you don't want to be in a situation where you've sanded down the entire front clip only to find out you can't get your sanding marks out.
I've told the story on this forum and others where a guy painted a Ferrari and then sanded the entire thing down an no amount of compounding with either 3M or Meguiar's would remove the sanding marks the paint was so hard.
He had to repaint the car and he changed paint systems.
I learned from his mistake what not to do...
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek
One thing I always do when I wetsand anything and that's a Test Spot.
Sand a section and finish out with your finest grit paper or disc then make sure you can remove your sanding marks.
Thought I would post this because if a heavy cutting compound with a wool pad on a rotary buffer is hardly making a dent in the swirls and scratches that's kind of an indicator that the defects are deep and/or the paint is really hard and if the paint is really hard you don't want to be in a situation where you've sanded down the entire front clip only to find out you can't get your sanding marks out.
I've told the story on this forum and others where a guy painted a Ferrari and then sanded the entire thing down an no amount of compounding with either 3M or Meguiar's would remove the sanding marks the paint was so hard.
He had to repaint the car and he changed paint systems.
I learned from his mistake what not to do...
The rotary removed 90% of it. The problem I'm facing is where she scrubed like crazy in various spots. Plus, alot of these "Hot Spots" are on edges. I can only picture her out there doing this thinking "Wow, this SOS pad sure does remove bugs easily"
I'm getting ready to call my painter (8am) and see if this is something he might be able to fix. I feel alot more comfortable with this being in his hands rather then mine
I hate mistakes that cost me money. I've had enough of them already
Thanks again for your help Mike,
Flash
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Originally Posted by Flash Gordon
4 months ago this thing was in Korea
Flash
PS She's gone to England for 2 weeks, so time is on my side
FYI, Sonata's are made in Montgomery, AL.
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Mike Phillips !!! I noticed that there was a gallon container of Klean-Strip (Prep-All), Wax and Grease Remover. Could this be used as a substitute for mineral spirits and IPA ???
Mike !!!
Mid-Michigan
Tri-Cities
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Sorry I don't have anything constructive to add to the thread. I just happened to see the title in the forum listing and had to see what it was about, because it sounded like a great opening to a bad joke lol.
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Wow! is all i can say glad you got it all fixed. yeah ive def been there had one of my clients bring me there car after a road trip and thats what they did. some ppl ill tell ya lol
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
You should give her a bug scrub sponge when you give the car back
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Re: My Neighbors Third Cousins Daughter.....
Originally Posted by coreymg51
Wow! is all i can say glad you got it all fixed. yeah ive def been there had one of my clients bring me there car after a road trip and thats what they did. some ppl ill tell ya lol
It was soooo easy. Can't wait to start sanding on something else now
Originally Posted by flyinion
You should give her a bug scrub sponge when you give the car back
Good idea!
“Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.”
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