08 BMW M3 paint correction and Opti-Guard Coating

wow great job. i still dont understand what that device was used before the correction process started. also how can one not work with lots of light? i always do my black outside cause i gotta see everything. either way, excellent job!
 
real sweet like to see guys that are better then me so I can see how it shoud look when the time is put in. need I need a flex bad.pc is ok but for time and money its the only way to go
 
fabiolas4 said:
wow great job. i still dont understand what that device was used before the correction process started. also how can one not work with lots of light? i always do my black outside cause i gotta see everything. either way, excellent job!
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Its a paint depth gauge. Tells you how much material you have to work with.

I like to do whats called "darkroom polishing". By concentrating the light in one spot and removing all other light sources, the defects are much easier to see. Correct in the harshest and most defect-revealing light and it will look good in any light. Thanks!

master detailer said:
real sweet like to see guys that are better then me so I can see how it shoud look when the time is put in. need I need a flex bad.pc is ok but for time and money its the only way to go
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Flex is overrated and the operation is counter-intuitive. Pick up a Rupes 21 Bigfoot. Worth every penny and a TOTAL game changer.
 
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