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Message: Golden detailing rule...
Changed By: Burg Boxster
Change Date: April 23, 2012 04:17PM
Golden detailing rule...
Change Date: April 23, 2012 04:17PM
Golden detailing rule...
Use least invasive method possible.
If not correcting, then move onto something ever so slightly more aggressive.
Before I'd go w/ either of those rubbing compounds, I try the following in order:
- clay bar w/ detail spray
- white vinegar and water
- hand glaze
- swirl remover by hand
- swirl remover by machine
- very mild polish by hand
- very mild polish by machine
- mild polish by hand
- mild polish by machine
- medium polish by hand
- medium polish by machine
Unless this thing was a Pterosaurs, above should more than resolve (my guess is mild polish by machine) at the latest) before having to move to any rubbing compound...
Good luck :)
If not correcting, then move onto something ever so slightly more aggressive.
Before I'd go w/ either of those rubbing compounds, I try the following in order:
- clay bar w/ detail spray
- white vinegar and water
- hand glaze
- swirl remover by hand
- swirl remover by machine
- very mild polish by hand
- very mild polish by machine
- mild polish by hand
- mild polish by machine
- medium polish by hand
- medium polish by machine
Unless this thing was a Pterosaurs, above should more than resolve (my guess is mild polish by machine) at the latest) before having to move to any rubbing compound...
Good luck :)
Original Message
Author: Burg BoxsterDate: April 23, 2012 04:03PM
Golden detailing rule...
Use least invasive method possible.
If not correcting, then move onto something ever so slightly more aggressive.
Before I'd go w/ either of those rubbing compounds, I try the following in order:
- clay bar w/ detail spray
- white vinegar and water
- hand glaze
- swirl remover by hand
- swirl remover by machine
- very mild polish by hand
- very mild polish by machine
- mild polish by hand
- mild polish by machine
- medium polish by hand
- medium polish by machine
Unless this thing was a Pterosaurs, above should more than resolve (my guess is mild polish by machine) before having to move to any rubbing compound...
Good luck :)
If not correcting, then move onto something ever so slightly more aggressive.
Before I'd go w/ either of those rubbing compounds, I try the following in order:
- clay bar w/ detail spray
- white vinegar and water
- hand glaze
- swirl remover by hand
- swirl remover by machine
- very mild polish by hand
- very mild polish by machine
- mild polish by hand
- mild polish by machine
- medium polish by hand
- medium polish by machine
Unless this thing was a Pterosaurs, above should more than resolve (my guess is mild polish by machine) before having to move to any rubbing compound...
Good luck :)