I find this Hard to Believe

[ptim]

I saw this on another car message board, seems like a lot of swirl removal by hand. Scroll down to bottom of page to find procedure, it just seems a little odd to me.



http://www.chicagomustangclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1502

 

[foxtrapper]

Didn't see anything odd in it. Standard techniques. Would have used a better wax myself.

 

[BobD]

Someone on the forums used to do excellent work and did it all by hand. Scottwax maybe it was?

 

[D3mon]

He didn't remove any swirls, just glazed over them. They'll be back in a few weeks.

 

[BobD]

He didn't remove any swirls, just glazed over them. They'll be back in a few weeks.

Yeah, I just read his steps. It is basically what your typical dealer or high valume detail shop would do.

 

[victory]

He didn't remove any swirls, just glazed over them. They'll be back in a few weeks.

Especially with show car glaze under deep crystal wax. There was no actual restoration done. First big rainstorm and that car will be swirl city again.

 

[the other pc]

Note that none of the "after" shots were in direct sunlight or framed at an angle where you'd see any cobweb halo that was still there.





PC.

 

[TGates]

Looks like there are BlackSunshines on every darn board these days. There's that one, there's one over at DC, I have seen them on other car forums I frequent... and here I thought I was being original.



I'm curious to see how his work holds up after a wash or two...