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scary bill · 05-14-08, 07:56

I have a 2004 f 150. Sonic blue (dark) and using a pc always leaves a haze that *I* can see. Maybe I am crazy here, but a white pad will not IMHO finish down compleatly haze free on dark ford paint. I even get haze if I use a lc white w/ AIO.

I would repolish w/ a white pad first. I you still have the haze try a blac/blue pad. I get best results using less polish than I think I should.

After never being 100% satisfied with the finish I got I purchased a rotary. On *my* paint it works much better.

I have gotten better rusults on other vehicles with a PC before, though. I think they were harder paint. I use the PC to apply non abrasive suff. I did try 3m UF with aLC blue by PC on an area I didn't want to do with the rotary, I'll see how that looks next time its in the sun.

05-14-08, 07:56	#17 (permalink)
scary bill Sonic Blue SVT Lightning scary bill is offline Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Middle Of Nowhere Posts: 142	Re: Black F-150 - What did I do wrong? I have a 2004 f 150. Sonic blue (dark) and using a pc always leaves a haze that I can see. Maybe I am crazy here, but a white pad will not IMHO finish down compleatly haze free on dark ford paint. I even get haze if I use a lc white w/ AIO. I would repolish w/ a white pad first. I you still have the haze try a blac/blue pad. I get best results using less polish than I think I should. After never being 100% satisfied with the finish I got I purchased a rotary. On my paint it works much better. I have gotten better rusults on other vehicles with a PC before, though. I think they were harder paint. I use the PC to apply non abrasive suff. I did try 3m UF with aLC blue by PC on an area I didn't want to do with the rotary, I'll see how that looks next time its in the sun. __________________