Neostorm3000
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- May 25, 2012
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about two years ago I did a full paint correction on my wifes pontiac g5. I went on a buying spree from autogeek (a couple of times:xyxthumbs
It looked pretty good for my first time. Thanks to the help I found here on the forums.
It was a while ago but I did 3 steps of correction using Chemical Guys v34, v36, and v38 (I wanna say I used orange, white, and green Lake country pads.)
Since then I have been getting my masters. During that Time I always did a two bucket wash but scrubbed a little to hard and have reintroduced swirls on the paint.
Now with more time on my hands, I want to get it looking good again.
What I am hoping to gain is if there is a single product that will be able to remove swirls from this harder (or so I'm told from research on the web) single stage paint. It just took so long to go through multiple steps of polishing. I am just looking to remove swirls with no deep scratches.
I have the above polishes
Griots machine polishes 1-3
Poor boys professional polish
If one of these would work that would be great so I don't have spend more money right now that would be awesome.
I also have lake country pads of all colors.
If I have left out any vital information, I apologize. I have been out of the detailing scene for quite some time.
Thank you for any help that is given.
McCall
It looked pretty good for my first time. Thanks to the help I found here on the forums. It was a while ago but I did 3 steps of correction using Chemical Guys v34, v36, and v38 (I wanna say I used orange, white, and green Lake country pads.)
Since then I have been getting my masters. During that Time I always did a two bucket wash but scrubbed a little to hard and have reintroduced swirls on the paint.
Now with more time on my hands, I want to get it looking good again.
What I am hoping to gain is if there is a single product that will be able to remove swirls from this harder (or so I'm told from research on the web) single stage paint. It just took so long to go through multiple steps of polishing. I am just looking to remove swirls with no deep scratches.
I have the above polishes
Griots machine polishes 1-3
Poor boys professional polish
If one of these would work that would be great so I don't have spend more money right now that would be awesome.
I also have lake country pads of all colors.
If I have left out any vital information, I apologize. I have been out of the detailing scene for quite some time.
Thank you for any help that is given.
McCall