Soft Black Paint

HUMP DIESEL

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I had a funny thing happen last night while working on a black Grand National. The paint is soft, and mars easily. I also am getting paint readings that are lower than I would like to be able to go with a heavier compound.
The past evening, I decided to try something different. I grabbed my Rupes 21, and a Meguiars Micro-Fiber finishing pad with Optimum Hyper Polish. My thought was that I have heard that you can vary the cutting ability of the Hyper Polish with the additional cut of the Finishing Disc without going too heavy. I primed the pad and worked at speed 3 until the polish started to break down. I then left the residue and grabbed a Megs black finishing foam thin disc. I spritz a very small dot of Hyper Polish and then started to work the rest of the residue at speed 3. Last two passes, I dropped to speed 2, and kept my arm speed low.

This combo seems to be the ticket that this car likes. I will take pics of a section giving a before and after and post those later.

Try this combo on your next soft paint to see what you think.

HUMP
 
I will try it, Hump, since I have almost all the ingredients mentioned in your recipe.
The only item missing is megs' black thin foam disk, but I'll use something similar.
 
I will try it, Hump, since I have almost all the ingredients mentioned in your recipe.
The only item missing is megs' black thin foam disk, but I'll use something similar.

I am sure you can use another finishing foam.

HUMP
 
I will try it, Hump, since I have almost all the ingredients mentioned in your recipe.
The only item missing is megs' black thin foam disk, but I'll use something similar.
You could buy it, it is very cheap.
Hope this helps.
 
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