This is one of these things I tried searching, but the forum software removed most of my words for being too common. Leaving me with a search for 'polish' or 'cleacoat', obviously, giving me too many results.
Having a black, soft paint system on my new car I'm just wondering how much it can be polished in a long life. I mean, I could potentially own this car for 10 years! (I keep my DD's for a long time). So, could my car handle a regimen of Meg's UP (or even UC if it became more severe) every year; followed by SF4500 10 or 12 times? (Or M105/M205 for arguments sake).
It's pretty soft Ford Tuxedo Black. Just curious. I KNOW this has been asked before but on previous threads there didn't seem to be much of an answer- so I was just curious if anyone actually had some objective data on how much clearcoat was actually removed by polishing?
Using Google I've found a few threads on AGO but the consensus always seems to be "do it once or twice a year". Okay... but for how long? How thin will the CC be after a long life? Often that's being answered to people with cars they'll replace in a couple of years. Nobody seems to have an answer for 'how many times' you can really polish. Is there an answer?
Having a black, soft paint system on my new car I'm just wondering how much it can be polished in a long life. I mean, I could potentially own this car for 10 years! (I keep my DD's for a long time). So, could my car handle a regimen of Meg's UP (or even UC if it became more severe) every year; followed by SF4500 10 or 12 times? (Or M105/M205 for arguments sake).
It's pretty soft Ford Tuxedo Black. Just curious. I KNOW this has been asked before but on previous threads there didn't seem to be much of an answer- so I was just curious if anyone actually had some objective data on how much clearcoat was actually removed by polishing?
Using Google I've found a few threads on AGO but the consensus always seems to be "do it once or twice a year". Okay... but for how long? How thin will the CC be after a long life? Often that's being answered to people with cars they'll replace in a couple of years. Nobody seems to have an answer for 'how many times' you can really polish. Is there an answer?