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Show'n'Shine Saloon
Some questions regarding paint correction for a 1st timer!
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<blockquote data-quote="Norton" data-source="post: 15456594" data-attributes="member: 145307"><p>Going panel-by-panel is how you SHOULD do it, within each stage (i.e., wash, clay, polish, seal, wax). I would, however, complete a given stage over the entire car before moving on to the next stage (e.g., clay entire car, panel-by-panel; polish entire car, panel-by-panel; etc).</p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't see a downside but, as I said, I'd complete a given stage over the entire car before moving on to the next stage.</p><p></p><p></p><p>You should use a fresh section of towel as the current one becomes fouled. For me, this means systematically folding and re-folding the towels until all areas are fouled, at which point I start a new towel.</p><p></p><p> </p><p>Everyone has their favorite products. For me, it's <a href="http://adamspolishes.com/" target="_blank">Adam's</a>, but none of my cars needs heavy correction. What you describe on that door may require more cutting power than Adam's polishes generally provide. Many get good results with Meguiar's M105/M205 combo. Also note that microfiber pads provide greater correcting capability than foam ones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Norton, post: 15456594, member: 145307"] Going panel-by-panel is how you SHOULD do it, within each stage (i.e., wash, clay, polish, seal, wax). I would, however, complete a given stage over the entire car before moving on to the next stage (e.g., clay entire car, panel-by-panel; polish entire car, panel-by-panel; etc). I don't see a downside but, as I said, I'd complete a given stage over the entire car before moving on to the next stage. You should use a fresh section of towel as the current one becomes fouled. For me, this means systematically folding and re-folding the towels until all areas are fouled, at which point I start a new towel. Everyone has their favorite products. For me, it's [URL="http://adamspolishes.com/"]Adam's[/URL], but none of my cars needs heavy correction. What you describe on that door may require more cutting power than Adam's polishes generally provide. Many get good results with Meguiar's M105/M205 combo. Also note that microfiber pads provide greater correcting capability than foam ones. [/QUOTE]
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