First time paint correction

[wsmithduramax]

Finally got around to doing my first paint correction, on my own personal pickup. Took some getting use to with the Porta cable as far as pressure and getting use to my hands vibrating after I got done haha. It took me a little longer then I expected but I also had some pretty aggressive scratches on there from some bushwhacker fender flare (I'll never waste money on bushwhacker flares again, they destroy pain), so I had to wet sand with some 2000 then 3000 grit to get those out then used the 4" drill adapter to get the sanding marks out then onward with the pint correction. Over all the truck turned out pretty decent I think. I'll try to upload some pictures now

Edited April 12, 2016 by wsmithduramax

[James__]

Great job on the paint correction and slick truck! What year is it?

[wsmithduramax]

Great job on the paint correction and slick truck! What year is it?

Thanks! It's an oldie, 2002...

[James__]

Your paint is in incredible condition for 14 years old!

[jessewsmith]

Nice truck man! You did a good job

[mc2hill]

Nice reflections Wes!  The PC can do great at corrections, just slower than a dedicated polisher.  Some use anti-vibration gloves to make working with the PC smoother.

[pirahnah3]

Awesome job! Like the storage too lol. The PC does a fine job and as stated takes just a little longer than the others but for a great price point. 

[Chris@Adams]

See looks good Wes!

[wsmithduramax]

Thanks everyone, it was definitely worth it.. Now I need to do my wrx and then the wife's Lexus, which I think will be just clay bar and sealer, it's silver and brand new so it doesn't need a whole lot of work!

[jackdurkin63]

That truck is sweet

[07r/t]

What a reflection!

[Chad11]

Looks sweet!!