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First sorry if my english isn't very good. I'll like your help for my car. Can you tell me if this problem can be solved with compount/polish etc. Please advice me for the right products.
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Re: Help for a new Detailer
nothing will help that. The bond between the Clear Coat paint and the Base coat is gone and you have what we call clear coat failure. You can wax it but the base coat is very thin so be gentle. -
What to do best? Paint it?Comment
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Re: Help for a new Detailer
yes a repaint is the right solution. I thought you wanted to do something with what you have now.Comment
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Re: Help for a new Detailer
Welcome to Meguiar's Online. When there is no paint to work with, the only option for repair is to re-paint. Here is a link to our Clear Coat Failure Photo Archive for reference:
Meguiar's Clear Coat Failure Photo ArchiveNick Winn
Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
Meguiar's Inc.
Irvine, CA
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Re: Help for a new Detailer
Thanks guys. I will take it for repaint and then polish/wax the rest car. Any advice when i'll go for repaintComment
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