Paint overspray removal is a specialized field

Winstonson said:
I haven't read every page or every post on this thread, just the first few pages. Someone fill me in, is Jeff a troll? Is this serious, real life? This guy is saying that a razor blade doesn't scratch paint, and that he doesn't abrade the paint AT ALL when polishing out those scratches? The things he says about his method make NO LOGICAL SENSE! How is it that my finger when applied with barely any pressure to the clear coat on my friends 2011 outback will mar his paint but a razor will not? How can he take a wool pad at that high of speed to the plastic door handle on the red Ford truck and not damage it at all? How can you possibly use a rotary at that high of rpm at THAT ANGLE and create no swirl marks? Sorry if I'm late on this one, but I'm just confused on whether he is real or if this is an Autopian mocking the typical hack and buff.
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Jeff is very much real -- he honestly does not believe he is doing anything wrong.
 
Jeff, Keeping old school techniques alive is a way to make yourself unique. My dad thought me your trick years ago and if that's what works for you great. My only criticism is your use of bc2 and quantum, as I'm very very familiar with these products. Bc2 is chalked full of fillers, and you say after a wash down the road they still look good, I beg to differ. I used bc2 for years and thought i was doing such a great job... And quantum is a joke, and the reason detailers have a hard time selling coatings to the average consumer, because they got screwed at the dealer with this product saying "o look I'm gonna spray paint straight on your car and wipe it right off". I live in Texas and am mobile, if you'd like to learn how to correctly polish paint without holograms instead of covering it up let me know, I'm all about helping people :)
 
Nth Degree said:
I think it's time to :lock1: this thread. I see no point in reopening this discussion. Agree to disagree.
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Agreed. Nobody is going to change his mind or get him to see the light, so rehashing things isn't going to do any good. Better to spend time productively and help people who want to be helped.
 
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