Today we polished a (2 months old, if that) Lexus 430. It had terrible swirls and scratches.
Here is part of a door in direct sun light.
Here you can see swirls highlighted by the hand held xenon and by the flash on my camera.
After we washed it, I measured the paint thickness. I actually found it to be to be pretty thick measuring up to 7.8 mils.
Then the fun began. This vehicle had a tinted clear coat on it that was SOFT to say the least. It fought us for awhile ( we took about two hours longer than expected) but we came up with a #105 followed by #80 speed glaze combination that worked beautifully.
Here is part of a door in direct sun light.
Here you can see swirls highlighted by the hand held xenon and by the flash on my camera.
After we washed it, I measured the paint thickness. I actually found it to be to be pretty thick measuring up to 7.8 mils.
Then the fun began. This vehicle had a tinted clear coat on it that was SOFT to say the least. It fought us for awhile ( we took about two hours longer than expected) but we came up with a #105 followed by #80 speed glaze combination that worked beautifully.
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