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Any Tips For Black GT/CS Paint Correction??
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<blockquote data-quote="LSX_Terminator" data-source="post: 14206570" data-attributes="member: 136775"><p>So I just picked up my new 2014 Black GT/CS and it needs a good claybar and swirl remover. I'm not new to detailing but I know black can be pretty unforgiving. I was just going to do a one step using Meguiars Ultimate Polish or M205. I even thought about picking up that new Meguiars Black. Sounds like its an All in one kind of deal. Any helpful tips?</p><p></p><p>EDIT:</p><p>Ok, after doing a little research, I am going to try the new Meguiars Black Wax. Its pretty much an all-in-one. Crimson pad on DA 7424XP, speed 3-4. Very light abrasives because the swirls are not bad enough to really get crazy with a high grit polish. I'll be working on it this month, I'll let yall know how it works and results.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]579698[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LSX_Terminator, post: 14206570, member: 136775"] So I just picked up my new 2014 Black GT/CS and it needs a good claybar and swirl remover. I'm not new to detailing but I know black can be pretty unforgiving. I was just going to do a one step using Meguiars Ultimate Polish or M205. I even thought about picking up that new Meguiars Black. Sounds like its an All in one kind of deal. Any helpful tips? EDIT: Ok, after doing a little research, I am going to try the new Meguiars Black Wax. Its pretty much an all-in-one. Crimson pad on DA 7424XP, speed 3-4. Very light abrasives because the swirls are not bad enough to really get crazy with a high grit polish. I'll be working on it this month, I'll let yall know how it works and results. [ATTACH=full]579698[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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