this isn't for the paint job, but painted things here and there on the car.
this is to show you how to give the paint(not your paint job) and powdercoat that ''wet'' look. all you do is apply the product to the cloth and rub back and forth. since it's a true polish, it requires working. not wipe on/wipe off
because it is a true polish, not just a cover up, i wanted others to see what it was capable of beyond just removing scratches.
when you are done, just use your favorite wax to protect the finish. of course being scratch remover, it also works great on scratches on your paintjob. use it anywhere the paint is dull.
Materials: a cotton polishing cloth &
this is really something that you can do that is very simple, but time consuming.
here is a strut. it has never been used. the paint is shiny, but it could be better. i put tape in the middle to show the difference.
^^^^polished-------------------^^^^unpolished
even with the tape gone, you can still tell.
a windsheild wiper
you can do all of the black paint here
and here
this seems to work well on neglected paint under the hood and in the door jambs.
later.
this is to show you how to give the paint(not your paint job) and powdercoat that ''wet'' look. all you do is apply the product to the cloth and rub back and forth. since it's a true polish, it requires working. not wipe on/wipe off
because it is a true polish, not just a cover up, i wanted others to see what it was capable of beyond just removing scratches.
when you are done, just use your favorite wax to protect the finish. of course being scratch remover, it also works great on scratches on your paintjob. use it anywhere the paint is dull.
Materials: a cotton polishing cloth &
this is really something that you can do that is very simple, but time consuming.
here is a strut. it has never been used. the paint is shiny, but it could be better. i put tape in the middle to show the difference.
^^^^polished-------------------^^^^unpolished
even with the tape gone, you can still tell.
a windsheild wiper
you can do all of the black paint here
and here
this seems to work well on neglected paint under the hood and in the door jambs.
later.
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