Wiped surface with detail spray then clayed the area to be corrected. The scratches were terrible and I was doubtful I'd get them out. I tried to take pictures but I'm no expert in lighting. I assure you they're gone.
Process: started with orange paint correction with matching pad; slow passes on just under top speed. I did about 4 passes at a time with about 16 in total, for each taped off section. At one point I thought there was a run in the paint, but luckily it was just a deep scratch and is now GONE.
After I couldn't see the scratches anymore I moved on down the line: finishing, sealant, glaze, then buttery.
I only did 1/4 of my hood but I'll get the rest a day at a time. Too lazy and too much damage to get it all done at one shot. Plus I'm retired so....
Adam's products are still surprising me after years of use????????????
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Wiped surface with detail spray then clayed the area to be corrected. The scratches were terrible and I was doubtful I'd get them out. I tried to take pictures but I'm no expert in lighting. I assure you they're gone.
Process: started with orange paint correction with matching pad; slow passes on just under top speed. I did about 4 passes at a time with about 16 in total, for each taped off section. At one point I thought there was a run in the paint, but luckily it was just a deep scratch and is now GONE.
After I couldn't see the scratches anymore I moved on down the line: finishing, sealant, glaze, then buttery.
I only did 1/4 of my hood but I'll get the rest a day at a time. Too lazy and too much damage to get it all done at one shot. Plus I'm retired so....
Adam's products are still surprising me after years of use????????????
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