stylo
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- Oct 14, 2018
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Hi guys,
I kinda think I know what the answer to this, but would like your opinions on this.
Have a 12 month old car that I previously corrected and can-coated. Now the can coat is probably gone and there are a few swirls here and there.
I am going to correct and apply Gyeon MOHS on it but have a question on the correction. I have the Menzerna pack with:
1) 400 (heavy cut)
2) 2400 (medium polish)
3) 3500 (finish)
This pack (Menzerna 3 - Step Polishing Kit - Apex Customs)
And have the corresponding MF cut pad, polish pad, finish pad.
Being time poor, I want to get the most out of my time but at the same time want an awesome finish !
I have a feeling that I can't get away without doing a 2 step correction (2400/polish pad) and finish (3500/finish pad) but was wondering if I can skip a step ....
Can I go straight to the 3500 and see if the swirls are removed and if not, go the the 2400 and back to the 3500 (a bit of double handling).
Or should I start on and 2400 and just do it as a one step correction i.e. not finishing with the 3500.
Will the paint look OK without the 3500 finishing ?
Ps: It's a dark coloured car - Lapiz blue....
I kinda think I know what the answer to this, but would like your opinions on this.
Have a 12 month old car that I previously corrected and can-coated. Now the can coat is probably gone and there are a few swirls here and there.
I am going to correct and apply Gyeon MOHS on it but have a question on the correction. I have the Menzerna pack with:
1) 400 (heavy cut)
2) 2400 (medium polish)
3) 3500 (finish)
This pack (Menzerna 3 - Step Polishing Kit - Apex Customs)
And have the corresponding MF cut pad, polish pad, finish pad.
Being time poor, I want to get the most out of my time but at the same time want an awesome finish !
I have a feeling that I can't get away without doing a 2 step correction (2400/polish pad) and finish (3500/finish pad) but was wondering if I can skip a step ....
Can I go straight to the 3500 and see if the swirls are removed and if not, go the the 2400 and back to the 3500 (a bit of double handling).
Or should I start on and 2400 and just do it as a one step correction i.e. not finishing with the 3500.
Will the paint look OK without the 3500 finishing ?
Ps: It's a dark coloured car - Lapiz blue....