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Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Opti-Guard or Opti-Seal ?
Opti-Guard or Opti-Seal ?
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Bill Poirier
West Seneca, NY 14224
"until you can afford a great car, always strive for a great looking car" -
Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Opti-Guard....formerly the pro version of Opti-Coat. They changed the name for some reason upon release of the consumer version "Opti-Coat 2.0"Originally posted by TKDDAD View PostComment
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Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Thanks Rasky...where could I obtain some ?
Bill Poirier
West Seneca, NY 14224
"until you can afford a great car, always strive for a great looking car"Comment
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Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Most online retailers have the consumer version now. The pro version will have to be ordered direct from Optimum and requires you signing a waiver.Originally posted by TKDDAD View PostThanks Rasky...where could I obtain some ?Comment
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Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Thanks Rasky, I was simply thinking of using some clear coat with the hope to blend it.
I think my aim for perfection will be simply reduce its appearance and be done with it. I have seen scratches repaired with cc and they can look 10 times worse.
What is the most cc you would remove saftely?
Many Thanks,
Rappy
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Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Once again your work on a black CTS(or in general) is stunning!My automotive related blog! http://hereishowiviewthings.blogspot.com/Comment
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Re: Black CTS-V, heavy paint correction and Opti-Guard coating
Originally posted by rapport25 View PostThanks Rasky, I was simply thinking of using some clear coat with the hope to blend it.
I think my aim for perfection will be simply reduce its appearance and be done with it. I have seen scratches repaired with cc and they can look 10 times worse.
What is the most cc you would remove saftely?
Many Thanks,
Rappy
Hey Rappy,
I will stay in the range of 8-13 microns max, unless the owner insists on pushing it further.
Thanks!Originally posted by 1970judge View Post
These cars are a lot like kryptonite to me really and they always require a lot of work to finish down the way I want them too...and for some reason they are the cars I see most!
Cheers,
RaskyComment
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