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I kid you not. The exact way you do it. Im the MAN

Also, a shorter throw machine may help too

One possibility, The white pad is too soft. I have found on some soft paints, I need to use a Blueberry pad(Reflection Artist blue coarse) and essence to finish out. I think a stiff pad and a finer polish will make your black paint dreams come true

Ok, let me chime in with this perspective. In most cases when I have seen PPF applied before any correction was performed, It has been in my experience very difficult to see defects under it. If I have a customer come to me for a coating and the whole front clip is wrapped, I charge accordingly...

I would click on lots of things on Bring A Trailer for a long long time....

OOOOOHHHH. Exciting!!!! Go Mike!!!

Ok. Here is my short review. Flex 3401 and a LC orange force pad. Did a great job cutting and finishing. It seemed to cut better than 3D One. Wipe off was harder than it should have been. Overall a good product that does what it is supposed to do.

Be very careful. I had a customer that wanted me to remove the shadowing left behind from someone else removing them. What I encountered was missing clear coat where the stripes were. Only time I have ever encountered that, but it is a possible problem

You have a PM handsome Tommy

I will be using it tomorrow on a Honda HRV. I will update tomorrow around this time

Hey Mike, has anyone ever told you, you are pretty good at this detailing thing. You are the standard I strive for. Thanks for sharing

Get a Master Blaster. The manufacturers have thought about proper water drainage in the engineering of their vehicles. Probably not going to be that big of a deal on the spoiler, but it sounds like you don't want to stop there. I recently did a GTR. In clearing the jambs in the trunk area, I...

No offense, but if you were full time, and a customer brought you a vehicle that they wanted the protection of a ceramic coating, without being too concerned about the paint correction end of it, You would say no, because you are concerned about the next detailer... Wow! In the real world, multi...

I think that this board is filled with a wide variety of enthusiasts, professionals, semi professionals, prosumers, and just plain over the top perfectionists(Where I started). Earlier this year I started full time in my home based shop. Until this point, I would chase every swirl, smudge...

Here Here for the 3 part system from Renny. Good luck, and Merry Christmas

If you're not burnin' you're not learnin' !!!!!!!!!! I did it to customer car a few months ago with my Flex and a wool pad. I was going after scratch that I shouldn't have. $1000 bit of education for myself. Good luck!!

Always love your work Scott. I have done 2 model Y's. Both black, and both owners knew how Tesla paint was bad. Then i show them the paint under my Scangrip light..... Then I manage expectations. The last one had sanding marks everywhere, even under the clear, Just a disaster of a color to try...

Looked just like how a brand new black Tesla gets delivered. Mike do think this was all after it left the factory?

If you are serious about detailing professionally, get some education. There are great sources right here. Mike Phillips offers many options to learn from one of the all time greatest in the business. And I have personally been in a class with him teaching all levels of skill at one time. I...

Welcome. What tool exactly do you have?