Any recommendations for detailer/paint correction?
Discussion
In this neck of the woods we look at restoring a finish rather than abrading
it away. Modern Si02 or Silane based products are much better than their
"filler heavy" predecessors that often degrade below the wax or sealant
applied over them. There is a finite limit to abrading, especially on a car that
is considered a "keeper". There is also a lot of marketing hype surrounding
the restorative products, so we cut through that to the truth as well.
While my co-hosts do some machine work, the days are aimed at getting
the paint as clean as possible, using the gentlest methods possible and
obtaining results that produce almost orgasmic ooohs at just how smooth
the surface can feel.
Saturday 27th April is the Spring Day.
Regards,
Steve
it away. Modern Si02 or Silane based products are much better than their
"filler heavy" predecessors that often degrade below the wax or sealant
applied over them. There is a finite limit to abrading, especially on a car that
is considered a "keeper". There is also a lot of marketing hype surrounding
the restorative products, so we cut through that to the truth as well.
While my co-hosts do some machine work, the days are aimed at getting
the paint as clean as possible, using the gentlest methods possible and
obtaining results that produce almost orgasmic ooohs at just how smooth
the surface can feel.
Saturday 27th April is the Spring Day.
Regards,
Steve
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