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It almost looks like the previous detailer used a very aggressive pad and product and made some buffing swirls then skipped all the other steps lol.

Nice work on fixing someone else's screw up man! Very well done.


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Red Fire said:
Dave do you have these backwards? Isn't the yellow pad a more cut pad than the orange pad?
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I was scrolling down through this thread looking to see if anyone else caught that. LC pads yellow is extremely aggressive, Meguiars pads yellow is a polishing pad. Orange LC is where I would be on Subaru paint to repair the mess that this so called "Expert" caused. It's a crying shame how these hacks make the entire detailing industry look bad.
 
I concur with the recommendation on an orange pad; the yellow is too aggressive and I would combine that with Megs Ultimate Compound. The more I use Megs UC, the more I am impressed with the results it produces. Follow this up with a final polish and a white (if the UC leaves light swirls) or a black pad (less aggressive than white) for a great finish. My current choice is Chemical Guys P40-ProPolish+ and a black pad. AG carries CG V38, which would be roughly equivalent.
 
To the OP not sure where you are(location wise) but I would be glad to help you with correcting that mess.

I have everything you need.....machines,product,etc etc.
 
dad07 said:
To the OP not sure where you are(location wise) but I would be glad to help you with correcting that mess.

I have everything you need.....machines,product,etc etc.
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Thanks...Dad? I'm in Michigan. I appreciate the offer! Lot's of great help and advice on here.

The gentlemen who messed it up, offered to correct it. I think it was George W. Bush that said it so eloquently, "There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

I'll be putting together the supplies to fix it myself!
 
Finally done!

I purchased the Meguiar's Microfiber kit and a found a PC7336 at a garage sale! I know it's not perfect as I neglected the paint for many years. Thank you to everyone that provided help along the way. This is a great forum and I look forward to my next detail...the wife's daily driver...2007 Dodge Grand Caravan....I think I need a Flex3401! hahaha! (I got the bug)

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SubieMonte said:
I purchased the Meguiar's Microfiber kit and a found a PC7336 at a garage sale! I know it's not perfect as I neglected the paint for many years. Thank you to everyone that provided help along the way. This is a great forum and I look forward to my next detail...the wife's daily driver...2007 Dodge Grand Caravan....I think I need a Flex3401! hahaha! (I got the bug)

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I think next time you would do it yourself!!!:dblthumb2: good job!
 
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