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Thats a damn cute dog!

Oh I will def post the pics. What good are pics if you can't share them I think I have a perfect spot, but it may have a no trespassing sign. If it does then its a no go.

   its almost been a month!

Don't go by what I say.  Half the time, what I know is true is wrong. At least according to my wife. 

+1.

lol

I wouldn't hold the polisher on a spot for more than 5 seconds, then check the heat, do a different spot, and then keep going on the first spot.

 

Eventually you will need to be happy with the spot unless you want to use touch up paint and wet sand.

Cool, thanks.

Also if I do use touch up paint, is there anyway I can smooth it out with a polisher?

I don't want to scare you guys with my picture =p

Then you should be able to make them a lot less noticeable! Remember, if you hold the polisher in one spot make sure you check the panned heat!

What would be the best time to check and how would I know when it's too much?

So far so good with my shipments. No issues..yet. (careless delivery drivers)

I apologize in advance for the snarky comment. The point is: both apples and oranges are good. Just depends on what you want/need.

No need to apologize..whatever would be easier starting out I guess

Do they grab your fingernail? How much just a little? Sometimes if they are deep you need to wet sand. But usually compound and polish will make it look a lot better. You could also look into Adams rotary drill attachment.

I mean they're not crazy. I'll try to take some pictures!

Good luck. You'll be fine!

let us know how that works out for you

Will do.

When correcting apply 3-5 pounds of pressure, make a mark on your backing plate so you know how fast the pad is spinning, it shouldn't be moving very fast.

 

Go in a cross hatch pattern and don't go too fast, if you go really slow just check the panel to make sure it doesn't get too hot.

 

Adams has a great video series on their YouTube channel called the Paint Correction Series, I would recommend checking it out!

 

If the correcting polish isn't cutting it for you, get the microfiber pad and heavy compound, try that, if you use it though you need to follow with the correcting polish because the compound will leave hazing behind. And if you do buy the compound with the microfiber pad, you will want to get the pad conditioning brush, because the microfiber will easily become pushed down and won't work as good.

 

Remember cord always over the shoulder and to mist the pad with Detail Spray!

Also, would it get rid of visible scratches?

They aren't too deep.

Hows the swirl killer vs cyclo?

Should of took a picture of my neighbors car.

He's completely covered.

Been sitting for a few days under the only tree on my block.

Well......i have 1 class on Friday and was off work so i spent the day at the lake fishing (my favorite way to get away from things and unwind)

Nothing better.

I think stepping in crap might be worse. =p

Having the same issue in my shed..

Not happy.

Would a BB gun suffice?

I'm am member in other forums, car and non car related and I think every forum needs this rule.

I wouldn't be too worried.!

Just keep your distance. 

Wouldn't want to breathe it in.

When correcting apply 3-5 pounds of pressure, make a mark on your backing plate so you know how fast the pad is spinning, it shouldn't be moving very fast.

 

Go in a cross hatch pattern and don't go too fast, if you go really slow just check the panel to make sure it doesn't get too hot.

 

Adams has a great video series on their YouTube channel called the Paint Correction Series, I would recommend checking it out!

 

If the correcting polish isn't cutting it for you, get the microfiber pad and heavy compound, try that, if you use it though you need to follow with the correcting polish because the compound will leave hazing behind. And if you do buy the compound with the microfiber pad, you will want to get the pad conditioning brush, because the microfiber will easily become pushed down and won't work as good.

 

Remember cord always over the shoulder and to mist the pad with Detail Spray!

Thanks! 

appreciate it!

Thanks for all the advice guys, you're all awesome!

Yeah. I've had a few of the mystery boxes with awesome stuff..totally worth it.

Trying to get into the paint correction aide as of now. Don't know much from experience but I have been watching tons of videos. I've watched all the ones on YouTube multiple times.

Really wanna try the wheel cleaner

Thanks everyone! I'm looking to pick up a sk..any pointers? It'll be my first time. Evo needs some paint correction

Idk if I'd go so far as to splitting the towels up deep ding what's on them. I think a washing machine or hand washing would be just fine...just me.