Just had front/hood repainted!

[InfiniteDetail]

Re: Just had front/hood repainted!

Just an FYI, I used M07 and it seemed to remove a good portion of the spiderwebs/swirls/haze/marring, or at least it made them less visible. Awesome stuff.

It's temporary, the rich oils in M07 filled in the swirling. They'll be back when the oils flash

[Mike Phillips]

Re: Just had front/hood repainted!

When a product is labeled Body Shop safe that means there is no silicon in it. Silicon does not allow paint to stick to it so if it is in the air and contaminates the surface of a vehicle that is going to be painted it will cause FISH EYES.

After the car is painted and cured silicon products will not be an issue unless you need additional paint work on your vehicle and the shop does not go through all the steps to prep it.

I work fresh paint everyday and the fail safe product for me is 205/DA

Good Luck

It actually means there are no ingredients that will cause surface adhesion problems, not just silicone.

Awesome, I did not know that!!

Here's a related thread in our Hot Topics forum group.

Paint Needs to Breathe


For the job you're doing, sounds like a great job for M205 with a yellow foam polishing pad on a DA Polisher on the 5.0 speed setting or by hand with a soft foam applicator pad.

Then after 30 days seal the paint with your favorite wax or paint sealant.