Was detailing a friends blue WRX STi today and was amazed at how "hard" the clear seemed to be. His car was swirled beyond belief, but nothing too deep or serious, just thousands of what I'd call "normal" swirls.
Anyway, I take a look at it and figure #83 on a polishing pad (Sonus green) should be aggressive enough for what they looked like. Nothing. Stepped up to an orange pad with not much more success. Tried the Megs burgundy pad which was better but still not great. Anyhow we gave it two passes of this, then some #80 on a green and then VM, EX-P and CMW all on blue pads.
It came up great but there still some light swirls there that aren't going to go unless I step up to something really aggressive.
So, is Subaru paint particularly different to any other? I've taken swirls that looked the same out of cars with just #80 and a green, but this was ridiculous!
Ben.
Anyway, I take a look at it and figure #83 on a polishing pad (Sonus green) should be aggressive enough for what they looked like. Nothing. Stepped up to an orange pad with not much more success. Tried the Megs burgundy pad which was better but still not great. Anyhow we gave it two passes of this, then some #80 on a green and then VM, EX-P and CMW all on blue pads.
It came up great but there still some light swirls there that aren't going to go unless I step up to something really aggressive.
So, is Subaru paint particularly different to any other? I've taken swirls that looked the same out of cars with just #80 and a green, but this was ridiculous!
Ben.