Paint correction question for the pro's!
#1
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Paint correction question for the pro's!
When you guys do full paint correction on a car (wash, clay, wash, polish, polish, wax, etc) do you do the polishing process one panel at a time, or do you do the entire car first, then move on to the next step?
In case Im a bit unclear, do you for instance...
Polish the entire car, buff, polish with finer polish again, buff, then wax,
OR
Polish a panel, buff the panel, finer polish the panel, wax the panel, then move to the next panel?
In case Im a bit unclear, do you for instance...
Polish the entire car, buff, polish with finer polish again, buff, then wax,
OR
Polish a panel, buff the panel, finer polish the panel, wax the panel, then move to the next panel?
#2
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I do each step on the whole car..
My theory is that if u do one panel at a time then that harsher polish will splatter over to ur finished panel and make leave small swirls..
My theory is that if u do one panel at a time then that harsher polish will splatter over to ur finished panel and make leave small swirls..
#3
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My thinking was to do one panel, that way, to can redo a step if it's not good enough or something. Seems like you wouldn't know what's going on with a panel, until almost an hour later, everytime. Just curious.
#6
have to say i misread the question and had this longwinded reply about the minority opinion!!
i polish one section at a time- polish, wipe down, inspect and then repolish if needed... but like others i polish the entire car before the next step.
then synthetic entire car
then wax entire car
i polish one section at a time- polish, wipe down, inspect and then repolish if needed... but like others i polish the entire car before the next step.
then synthetic entire car
then wax entire car
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Originally Posted by NFRs2000NYC,Aug 19 2008, 01:56 AM
My thinking was to do one panel, that way, to can redo a step if it's not good enough or something. Seems like you wouldn't know what's going on with a panel, until almost an hour later, everytime. Just curious.
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