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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
Nice work
Nice work
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
Awesome!!!Erik Mejia
Polishing Paint removes the stress in my life, and the swirls on my car. Comment
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
Thanks fellasComment
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
I noticed your work area is very clean. What are you doing to cut down on sling when you are buffing?ChrisThompsonsCustom@gmail.com
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
years behind a buffer = no slingComment
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wow! real nice, as usual!Arctic Detailing - Northern Norway
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
GREAT GREAT JOB!!! And I know exactly where that music came from!
-- at least I think I do!
Composers shouldn't think too much, it interferes with their plagiarism. -- Howard DietzComment
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
ThanksComment
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Great,
I just wondering how the way you polish the hood? in the picture there're some hologram prior detailing which i believe they're instilled by untrained operator (which i think i'm too). Did you divide the hood into sections? If You did, then how many sections? I've noticed that using a M205 and finishing pad on the larger panel, i could not blend between sections even i did overlap those sections. I mean the last polished area is look a bit brighter than the previous one, and in the end they're look alike, but there're some spot that brighter than the others. After applying NXT, they're look the same, but i still wondering what caused them.Comment
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
Awesome-ness!
Yusri Omar
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
I do not divide the polishing areas into sections.Originally posted by switerajaya View PostComment
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
great job! & thanks for the post!Comment
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Please correct me if i'm wrong (I'm a newbie in this interesting world of polishing).Originally posted by Superior Shine View Post
So, you mean that you tackle the hood panel at once.
I'd like to know couple of things if you don't mind :
- how many passes have you did on the hood panel (and the rpms)
- i'd like to know which priming method that you prefer used (QD or the product itself)
- how many product that you used for the entire hood panel.
Thanks.Comment
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Re: S2000 from hack to BLACK! EXTREME PAINT CORRECTION!
Passes are as required for the results I am attempting to achieve. I keep RPM down below 1800. I don't prime....ever.Originally posted by switerajaya View Post
Six product were used on the hood- sand paper, compound, wool pad, polish, foam pad, wax.Comment
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Interesting, i've heard some people don't prime the pad before using at all. I should try it myself too. Thanks Joe!Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostComment
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