JC'S Auto Detailing 2012 Black GTR Paint Correction

zmcgovern45 said:
There are cases where the M105/205 combo simply isn't the best choice IMO... while these situations may be few and far between, it is always best to be over prepared than under prepared. I particularly find the Meguiar's products are "out shined" on soft, finicky paints (ie Porsche Black and similar). It seems the DAT products (I use menzerna and sonax currently) excel in these trickier situations.

With that being said, I always keep M105 & M205 on my shelf with them as they are truly great products.
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Think I am going to have a 10 YO Black Caddy to do here in the next few days, going to be 80% - 85% paint correction to try and save it from having to be repainted.

Will be using M105 and M205 on it for sure and top it with M26.
 
Gsrjake said:
thanks for the info man! I'm gonna have to give that reflect a shot out then
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Just to make sure I wasn't being misleading... you still need to do a wipe down with Eraser prior to coating, but CarPro says that Reflect oils are minimal and will be easily removed by Eraser. Much easier than SPF.
 
jankerson said:
Think I am going to have a 10 YO Black Caddy to do here in the next few days, going to be 80% - 85% paint correction to try and save it from having to be repainted.

Will be using M105 and M205 on it for sure and top it with M26.
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Won't be disappointed :)

vet said:
Looks great!
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Thank you !

zmcgovern45 said:
Just to make sure I wasn't being misleading... you still need to do a wipe down with Eraser prior to coating, but CarPro says that Reflect oils are minimal and will be easily removed by Eraser. Much easier than SPF.
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Yah I gotcha! Thanks
 
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