Was busy doing a detail for a friend today while the wife was out doing some last minute shopping. I was wiped out, and then she brings me home this little gift:
Using Adam's advice, "never polish angry", we went to dinner so I could recharge. I planned to tackle in the morning, but when I got home I just couldn't resist. I gave it 2 hits of waterless wash, then had to really get after it with the visco clay, which removed about 90% of the paint transfer. I felt really good about getting back to normal because there appeared to be no body damage and the area was really smooth to the touch, so I figured the clearcoat was still intact.
Had to un-box the Rupes mini that was under the tree and give it a go. I used the heavy correcting compound and a 4" microfiber pad, followed by PCP, and finishing polish with the white foam pad. Topped it off with a layer of LPS. Got it nearly perfect, minus 2 leftover small scratches, but you just have to know when to say "enough is enough".
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Jason S.
Was busy doing a detail for a friend today while the wife was out doing some last minute shopping. I was wiped out, and then she brings me home this little gift:
Using Adam's advice, "never polish angry", we went to dinner so I could recharge. I planned to tackle in the morning, but when I got home I just couldn't resist. I gave it 2 hits of waterless wash, then had to really get after it with the visco clay, which removed about 90% of the paint transfer. I felt really good about getting back to normal because there appeared to be no body damage and the area was really smooth to the touch, so I figured the clearcoat was still intact.
Had to un-box the Rupes mini that was under the tree and give it a go. I used the heavy correcting compound and a 4" microfiber pad, followed by PCP, and finishing polish with the white foam pad. Topped it off with a layer of LPS. Got it nearly perfect, minus 2 leftover small scratches, but you just have to know when to say "enough is enough".
After photos:
Pretty lucky it wasn't worse.
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