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the title says it all...i have read what micro marring is but still have no visual idea on how it look like...any1 has pics of micro marrings??
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Re: Any Micro Marring pictures??
Click on the link below and look at the picture of the black hood, the section that is in the upper left in the pictures is micro-marring caused by using a cutting pad on a DA Polisher.
Cutting Pads with the PC - Is this a good idea?
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Re: Any Micro Marring pictures??
got this via googleOriginally posted by radicalrev View Post
Hope this help
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Re: Any Micro Marring pictures??
thanks for all the pics...Comment
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Re: Any Micro Marring pictures??
None of those pictures are micro-marring, the first one is swirls/scratches and the second two are rotary buffer swirls.
Completely different than micro-marring.
In this picture, that we linked to above, the section in the upper right hand corner on the Black Mustang is micro-marring. See how it has a uniform dull look. This was caused by a orange foam cutting pad.
We quoted the car owner...
Originally posted by GTBrad View PostI had LC pads before and I really didn't like them as much as the w8006 and w9006 Meguiars pads.
Also, I had the orange pad and as I learned from a Meguiars Detail Day, the pad is much to abrasive to be used on my paint.
Below is my Mustang hood where I used an orange pad on the top right side, and the results from using less abrasive products and and polishing pad....
Here's a shot of the same hood after we fixed the problem using M80 Speed Glaze and ONLY a soft, W-8006 foam polishing pad followed by NXT.
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