Stubborn Scratches

[tenzin]

I see, didn't know that. I figure ill be claying the car before corrections, soo never thought about stripping wax.

kinda confused

 

[Rsurfer]

I see, didn't know that. I figure ill be claying the car before corrections, soo never thought about stripping wax.

kinda confused

You are correct in claying first. This will remove most of the wax/sealant before polishing. However, if your paint doesn't need claying it is not neccessary to strip your lsp before polishing as the polish will strip the old wax.

 

[tenzin]

You are correct in claying first. This will remove most of the wax/sealant before polishing. However, if your paint doesn't need claying it is not neccessary to strip your lsp before polishing as the polish will strip the old wax.

i see what your saying

 

[weavers]

The list was excellent info. Thank You
Have you heard anything on the Surbuf R series 6.5" pads ?

I haven't found much of a use for xmt360. I read about it and it looked great. best use I've found is in a 3 stage paint correction, I use a LC green finishing pad and xmt 360 after m205/white pad, I can just barely tell the difference(even so slight improvement with halogen lights in 50/50 shots). I've tried xmt 360 with green, white, and orange pads on different cars and all it seem to do is a very minor correction and act as a weak sealant. I should of just gotten a glaze/sealant. i just bought clearknote pink mouse hopefully that will give me some of meaningful result.