View Full Version : Warning: Ford lol paint correction ;)
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 12:57
Id just like to show you lot what can be achieved with knowledge and a DA polisher,screw the rotary crew lol naaaa i have used both but would like to share this with you guys :)
here we have a 56reg ford mondeo,3days previous to its TAXI MOT i was called in to do what i could in 1day,as the next 2 days it would be having a new clutch and other parts sorted! as the pictures show paint work was clearly washed with a stone and soap :lol: pictures were taking on camera phone so not the best quality,and sorry about the rubbish write up,here is the pictures :) id say i achieved 90-95% correction,enjoy :)
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4370.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4374.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4375.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4377.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4378.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4379.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4382.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4384.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4388.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4390.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4391.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4397.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4408.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4410.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4411.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4413.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c154/flamerkit/SP_A4415.jpg
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Predator_R32
25th February 2010, 12:59
man up and use a rotary
good correction for a dual action though
J222JRA
25th February 2010, 13:01
What pads were you using just out of interest????
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 13:01
man up and use a rotary
good correction for a dual action though
haha i have got 1 buddy but this is just an example for those who are using or looking to use a DA,rotary is only faster and higher risk of striking through paint...so for the less experienced,just buy a DA build experience and get a rotary :D
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 13:03
What pads were you using just out of interest????
i was using the sonus sfx-1 sfx-2 and sfx-4 refining pad
using menzerna final finish/power gloss
J222JRA
25th February 2010, 13:03
I loveeeee menzerna polishes.......but hateeeeee sonus pads lol
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 13:04
forgot to add^^^ i used poorboys blackhole as the glaze and sealed with collinite 476s
Predator_R32
25th February 2010, 13:04
i use both tbh
i like to use DA on plastics and rotary on metal
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 13:05
I loveeeee menzerna polishes.......but hateeeeee sonus pads lol
polishes are good! but since doing that car i have started my own business,so im using country lake pads,megs pads,sonus pads,menz pads
zymol/menzerna/megs/3m polishes
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 13:07
i use both tbh
i like to use DA on plastics and rotary on metal
which is a good idea if you dont have a paint depth gauge! as striking through plastic can be easier!
for anybody interested im using a paint detective8 (PD8) gauge! In my opinion its a must!
djmartin
25th February 2010, 13:49
there is nothing wrong with a DA tbh. all you do is add more pressure and it does the same job. only thing is you have to go over the area a couple more times then you would with a rotary. so you nd up using a bit more products but it all depends on the price you give a client I suppose :).
for quick jobs I usea rotary for procice taking time jobs il use a DA.
all about the patients :P
I have one critic to mention though, tyres get them cleaned!!!!!!! it lets your final result overall down. nice corrected ford and then some muddy looking tyres with a small bit of tyre shine on them :S.
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 13:51
there is nothing wrong with a DA tbh. all you do is add more pressure and it does the same job. only thing is you have to go over the area a couple more times then you would with a rotary. so you nd up using a bit more products but it all depends on the price you give a client I suppose :).
for quick jobs I usea rotary for procice taking time jobs il use a DA.
all about the patients :P
I have one critic to mention though, tyres get them cleaned!!!!!!! it lets your final result overall down. nice corrected ford and then some muddy looking tyres with a small bit of tyre shine on them :S.
the whole tyre wall is shined! i dont put tyre shine on the tread of tyres could be slippy......do you know who i actually am yet lol
wadoryu
25th February 2010, 14:32
the whole tyre wall is shined! i dont put tyre shine on the tread of tyres could be slippy......do you know who i actually am yet lol
the muffin man?
cause i love you if it is
P202VTR
25th February 2010, 15:06
the muffin man?
cause i love you if it is
bite me hahahaha
hes my mate he just dosnt realise its me,the cheeky shite he is haha
wadoryu
25th February 2010, 15:56
bite me hahahaha
hes my mate he just dosnt realise its me,the cheeky shite he is haha
:hug: lol
djmartin
25th February 2010, 17:06
the whole tyre wall is shined! i dont put tyre shine on the tread of tyres could be slippy......do you know who i actually am yet lol
ROY lols.
scotland gives it away hahaha.
Gabbastard
25th February 2010, 18:12
Some difference. How much was the paint gauge? I cant wait to get cracking with my DA, no chance with this weather though.
Mon the hoops! :)
Predator_R32
25th February 2010, 18:16
a paint depth gauge can be expensive unless you find a second hand one, think the one i was looking at was 100 second hand
TypeRDavid
25th February 2010, 23:00
PTG's are expensive but as mentioned they are a must, Blackhole looks superb after polishing , just gives darker colours that bit more depth and shine! good job.
P202VTR
26th February 2010, 10:25
PTG's are expensive but as mentioned they are a must, Blackhole looks superb after polishing , just gives darker colours that bit more depth and shine! good job.
the man speaks sense^^^ as stated they are a worthy investment as you could end up with a pricey bill on your hands!!
poorboys black hole is stated good for darker colours,its a marketing ploy,its good any colour light or dark ;)
jordan1
26th February 2010, 11:56
Wow:L Nice :D
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