Paint correction on Single Stage Paint `86 4Runner. Any advice or thoughts on approach or LSP welcome!

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My `89 Cadillac has crows feet on one panel as well...I have to dismiss it as patina as well.

That`s the way

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Thanks everyone for all the tips. I spent the day washing, decontaminating the paint, and started polishing. There was a ton of tar and fall out on this beast.
Finished up the roof, hood, and front passenger and driver fenders.

EDIT: In the end I went with Perfecting Cream, PB Black Hole as a glaze, and PB-Ex Sealant with Carnauba.

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Thanks everyone for all the tips. I spent the day washing, decontaminating the paint, and started polishing. There was a ton of tar and fall out on this beast.
Finished up the roof, hood, and front passenger and driver fenders...

SS red is kinda gratifying to work, huh? You can really *SEE* the progress...

.. In the end I went with Perfecting Cream, PB Black Hole as a glaze, and PB-Ex Sealant with Carnauba.

How did the Perfecting Cream work correction-wise?

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SS red is kinda gratifying to work, huh? You can really *SEE* the progress...



How did the Perfecting Cream work correction-wise?

Yes, super gratifying! Its a night an day difference especially when you start seeing the true paint colour pop through. Perfecting cream worked very well. it didnt remove alot of the other larger defects ofcourse but I think for what the client wanted which was really oxidation removal it did great. I also ended up using the Rupes Keramik Fine Polish (Yellow) with my nano and lhr75e as well and that also did a nice job. I love the Boss creams though, super long working times and no dusting even outside in the sun.

Its taken a long time. Its a beast of a car but I finally finished today on the paint. 16 hours total and I am beat lol.
Still need to finish up the trim but I am happy with the results. I think next time I need a helper for this size of vehicle lol.

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Here are some post correction and PB glaze, the PB EX Sealant is curing. This is the 2nd coat of PB EX sealant I applied. This stuff is awesome and love that it can go on nicely in the sun as well. I let it cure for an hour then wiped off. Wipe off was very easy as well.















EDIT: I will post some final photo`s tomorrow after the trim restoration but all in all this was a really fun and challenging project.

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RaydiantDetail- Heh heh, glad you could call it "fun"! Sounds like you`re really dialed-on on what products work best for you under your conditions.