Tephra
01-01-2011, 01:43 AM
Hi Guys,
So I am spending some time detailing my White 2009 Mitsubishi Evo (just incase that matters), Evo`s are well known for their lack of paint quality, and develop chips very easy (especially given the type of driving we do in them)
Anyways, I am doing the bonnet, so I wash (2 bucket method), clay bay (using the clean wash bucket liquid as the lubricant), and then hit it quickly with a DG #501 + Orange LC hydra pad. The pad comes away dirty so I guess the 501 cleaners have worked.
Now I load up a Blue LC hydra pad with megs #205 and begin the sector by sector polish to remove swirls/light scratches.
After that I get the Xenon inspection light out to check my work..
Under the light I can see TINY TINY dots, almost pin pricks in the paint.
I don`t know if they are tiny chips or something else..
What should I do to try and remove them?
Cheers
D.
So I am spending some time detailing my White 2009 Mitsubishi Evo (just incase that matters), Evo`s are well known for their lack of paint quality, and develop chips very easy (especially given the type of driving we do in them)
Anyways, I am doing the bonnet, so I wash (2 bucket method), clay bay (using the clean wash bucket liquid as the lubricant), and then hit it quickly with a DG #501 + Orange LC hydra pad. The pad comes away dirty so I guess the 501 cleaners have worked.
Now I load up a Blue LC hydra pad with megs #205 and begin the sector by sector polish to remove swirls/light scratches.
After that I get the Xenon inspection light out to check my work..
Under the light I can see TINY TINY dots, almost pin pricks in the paint.
I don`t know if they are tiny chips or something else..
What should I do to try and remove them?
Cheers
D.