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Did a 2-Step Paint Correction on these black Wrangler fenders. The Before and After tells the story. Check the clarity in the last picture! . - Griots Fast Correcting Cream on an LC Microfiber Pad - Griots Finishing Sealant on a finishing pad (provided extra finishing and sealing) - Griots G8...

Jeep Rubicon fender after a 2-step

Awesome, I have a 2019 GT350 myself in Magnetic Gray. I found the clearcoat to be pretty hard, and had to use more aggressive methods to get out even the smallest of swirls. Did you find that as well?

Looks great either way! Really brings out the sparkle. I do have a new uro-fiber 50/50 pad and haven't used it yet. Are you now hesitant to use it because of how hard it is to clean on the fly?

Thanks. I am assuming about 45-60 mins for the wash and decontamination, and 4hrs for the 1step polish (including cleaning pads in between).

Great work and looks awesome. How long did it take you to do from start to finish?

Thank you, beautiful job! Would you recommend medium pad (like an Orange Hex Pad, or Uro-Fiber 50/50 pad) and a medium compound like Correcting Cream or 3D One on it then?

Ended up ordering some Solution Finish to try on the exterior trim. Gonna end up continuing to use the VRP on tires, since that has held up decently well on the tires.

I had good results with VRP on the tires, but on bumpers and other trim pieces on the Wrangler it left some streaks or non-covered spots a day later. Whats a great alternative for restoring trim?

Did you find that the Acura MDX Clearcoat was soft, medium or hard? I have a 2020 and wanted to see what I should start with for a test panel.

Which pads worked best on this? My 2019 Ford Mustang GT350 seems to have hard clear, and I feel like you have to be more aggressive.