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toomorow i am going to do a black GOLF 2004 , i dont have the thickness meter but i know from the owner that the car have been polished once, the car is black and have serious swirll marks and oxidation on the hood .
what should i do in order to not damage the paint what is the safe way doing this car if the only tool i have is a rotarty and m101 , m105 and m205 compound .
 
kerenzv said:
toomorow i am going to do a black GOLF 2004 , i dont have the thickness meter but i know from the owner that the car have been polished once, the car is black and have serious swirll marks and oxidation on the hood .
what should i do in order to not damage the paint what is the safe way doing this car if the only tool i have is a rotarty and m101 , m105 and m205 compound .
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You should be ok, but I would have him sign a waiver.
 
How are you going to finish down hologram free with a rotary?.......
 
Thanks for the answers I did the car already turn
Out great with no holograms and no swirll marks
I don't know if I can upload photos here but I am
Really happy from the reasult and also the customer
Was very happy
 
From my understanding you can post pictures, just no links of other businesses and prices.

I want to see your work.
 
Holy cow that hood was thrashed!! Good job bringing it back!!

What step/products/tools did you end up going with?
 
It's take me 8 hours of work this car she was in
A really bad condition
Thanks I am glad to hear you think it's a good job
 
What step/products/tools did you end up going with?[/QUOTE]

I used m101 and finish with special coat
 
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