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Why's that then ?
Most burn the laquer when buffing, then when the sun shines on the finish it has an awful holographic finish.
Why's that then ?
Most burn the laquer when buffing, then when the sun shines on the finish it has an awful holographic finish.
Did you google that ?
You mean the buffer will leave swirl marks on the paint ?
Experience actually.
Or maybe your good at what you do, a lot arent it would appear. See it all the time unfortnatelyI guess you learn something every day, I've always flatted and buffed to a glass like shine, maybe I just didn't notice the swirls
I think the thing is here that dark colours show flaws worse, nothing wrong with flattening dark colours or even black but it needs to be done properly or it looks pants.
I would never buy a black car because it's all to easy to have something that looks like it has been cleaned with a yard brush unless you keep up on the polishing. Avoid the hassle and don't buy black.
A friend of mine had a silver Golf that looked like it had been cleaned with Brillo pads. I think he buffed it out with Farecla G3 and it looked fine afterwards and he is really OCD when it comes to cleaning his car. The only swirls I really notice are usually on dark cars which have been through the car wash a lot of times and it really dulls the finish on them.