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Originally Posted by Mindflux
But let me get this right, you justified it as an unneeded step but would happily have polished the car (a much more involved step) if marring had occurred? Do you see the logic here? 
*Edit: Please don't take this as an attack or ill thinking of you. I was merely asking your strategy/reasoning. We've all seen your work, obviously you are a more than capable detailer. |
Mindflux, it's kind of funny how you say you think I'm a "more then capable detailer" then ask a question like you did,
then I answered it the first time yet your still picking at the same question??
I'll try to make this more clear for you one last time..... I did not inspect this car's paint to make sure
I did not mare/damage it, I inspected the car's paint as I would any/every car I touch to see what it's condition is. Just cause it's new off the truck doesn't mean the factory didn't have to sand and buff a run or any other defect. Matter of fact as I mentioned, there was one small area at the top of the hood near the windshield that showed a small defect that looked like it was spot buffed.
Those are the reasons why I inspect paint not to ensure I'm doing a good job but to properly diagnose the paint.
Does that make more sense??
Josh