Japanese detail shops

[ShakingHorizons]

Can someone post a link to the instagram page?

[The Driver]

I dunno. Sounds a lot like Voodoo. Certain lighting may help you spot defects - but I don`t think any lighting is half as good as the sun. But, I do not believe anything beyond bright lights helps didley squat while polishing. Lolz @ polishing in the dark.

CRI, brightness, and control of unwanted light are all factors that help achieve spotting of certain defects. Having the brightest light means nothing, sometimes it requires a dim light spot certain defects. The sun is great but again it won`t show everything, you need multiple brightnesses and types of light to see everything. For this reason is why I use multiple types of lights.

As far as polishing in the dark, don`t knock it till ya try it

I dunno about you all, but when I`m polishing something, I am looking at paint that is smeared with some type of residue from the buffing liquid. I don`t think it`s evident exactly what is going on, until that residue is wiped off.

Depends on the polish and method, The 205 method for cutting is messy but working with finer polishes like essence etc it`s very easy to see what is going on. Even when I use FG400 I have plenty of work time before it starts to get too viscous to see the paint. It rally depends on whether you are using water and how much as well.

IMHO, black walls will add nothing to your detailing space - except make it look really ugly.

I agree on this.

[The Driver]

Can someone post a link to the instagram page?

KAMIKAZE COLLECTION (@kamikaze_collection) • Instagram photos and videos

[Civicclutch]

Having seen some pics it might be more for pic takin than for anything else tho


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