Jump to content
Customer Service 866.965.0400

DIZZYDEVIL

Members
  • Posts

    39
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by DIZZYDEVIL

  1. Maybe start on a friend or family member's car to practice and get the feel of it? I have a daily to experiment and practice on so that what I do. If I didn't, I know plenty of people who would offer up their cars for "research."

    Totally forgot I have my old work truck to practice on! Great idea

  2. What's the hang up? Cost? New techniques to learn? I'm sure we can help you get through it.

    Taking a power tool to my paint is a little intimadating I just don't want to mess up anything. I've watched all the Adams polishing videos and it looks like a breeze, but I'm still a little nervous. When I do get something I think I want the swirl killer

  3. Hi Kapri, welcome to AdamsForums! 

     

    That's a great looking Challenger...I love that color :)

     

    Unfortunately improper washing and drying create the overwhelming majority of swirl marks and scratches, so while I do appreciate when others offer to wash my vehicle at a dealership and so on, I politely tell them absolutely no washing of my vehicles under any circumstance!  :lol:

     

    I learned my lesson. I plan on buying the swirl killer when I get the guts to do it myself lol 

  4. I've posted a few times but never introduced myself. My name is Kapri below is my baby :wub: a friend of mine from IG got me started with Adams and now I'm obsessed. I just got a paint job, but sadly after 3 washes from other people I have scratches and swirls, which is why I now wash my own car!

    post-15270-0-48325900-1482179334_thumb.jpg

    post-15270-0-71025800-1482179355_thumb.jpg

×
×
  • Create New...