I'm paint correcting a challenger currently and I have no problems on the metal portions of the car (hood, doors, etc...) but on the plastic (front and rear bumper), I'm having a hard time removing defects. Anyone noticed that? I'm very familiar with correcting chrysler vehicles and I never came accross that.
I'm using a PC with the 4" microfiber pad and foam pad with paint correcting polish because of the tight areas on the front and rear bumpers.
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I'm paint correcting a challenger currently and I have no problems on the metal portions of the car (hood, doors, etc...) but on the plastic (front and rear bumper), I'm having a hard time removing defects. Anyone noticed that? I'm very familiar with correcting chrysler vehicles and I never came accross that.
I'm using a PC with the 4" microfiber pad and foam pad with paint correcting polish because of the tight areas on the front and rear bumpers.
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