how can you tell if a polish is fully broken down

comnwealth · 03-14-07, 08:00

Well this is just a fairly simple question, but I have never really been apply to get a straight forward answers, how do you tell if a polish is fully broken down. I am using just a PC, and seem to be getting pretty good results, but what signs should I look for to tell if the polish is fully broken down. Thanks in advance

BigJimZ28 · 03-14-07, 08:15

it's a little tricky but
it looks clear but is still wet

Grouse · 03-14-07, 08:23

this is a members tutorial on polish breakdown... it is very help full.

Polish Breakdown SSR2.5

Scottwax · 03-14-07, 09:13

It begins to clear out and is easy to remove.

Coupe · 03-14-07, 10:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigJimZ28

it's a little tricky but
it looks clear but is still wet

I find this to be what confuses people the most. This is also why i stress that if your correcting paint that you NEED ALOT of light so that you can clearly see the polish go clear but still be able to see it. I dunno if that made any sense

Of course light serves many other functions in the process of correcting paint.

comnwealth · 03-14-07, 11:19

Ok, I think I understand now, I just wasn't sure if I was fully breaking down the polish. Now what type of light does everyone use for there paint correction

Coupe · 03-14-07, 11:22

I use 1000w halogens, flourescents, incondesents and a brinkman xenon.