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Welcome! Someone who can relate to the struggle of getting the products international!

So i finally got a chance to bust out the swirl killer and try for the very first time paint correction. Here are some things i learned.
 
Least aggressive method is the best way to go. As stated by many in the forums. My car is a 2017, I've had it 5 months. Thought just correcting polish and orange foam pad would do it. Nope, not enough.
 
Without a mini sk, its possible to hit certain angles, but expect polish to fly. My mercedes has some contours where i had to use the polisher like an angle grinder, flung some polish, but wiped it off.
 
Always keep the pad on the car when stopping, first one i started to lift off and polish flew on me lol, such a noob!
 
Never be afraid to try this, I'm not a pro, and i probably went too quick over some spots, but it looks x2 as good as before.
 
So without further ado here are some pics, was tough to capture the swirls with the sunlight.
 
P.s. using a polisher for lps or glaze is the cats pajamas, it was speed city and took like 5 mins compared to like 15 or 20 by hand.

Just saw a commercial...Olive Garden has the Tour of Italy going on right now. Maybe that will be a good alternative, Rich.
 
 
 
Welcome back, Greg! That bike looks to have stolen a wheel from the "car" in pic #2.

I'm pretty sure the term "the innocence of youth" stems from the existence of black cars. Go to a retirement community* and it's beige, white and silver as far as the eye can see... 
 
 
*Or Rich's garage 

Welcome!

I LOVE washing my car first thing on Saturday morning, unfortunately that is the exact time my next door neighbour's landscaping company is out doing their thing too! Definitely feel your pain!

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