Originally Posted by
Sp3no
I tend to use Poorboys and Dodo juice products on my panther black ford, i have a Megs G220 DA Polisher which opens up a whole world of extra products you can use. To be truely concouse you will have to go down the machine polishing route to get paint correction, its hard work but its worth it, took me 50hours to paint correct my car, and that does not include waxing, cleaning claying etc
You'd think so wouldn't you, but every Ford concours show I've been to over the years (both as an entrant and observer) the cars that had totally swirl free paint are very few and far between.
I've got to ask - 50hours? Can you give a few details (no pun) on why it took so long. I'm not being funny or anything, I'm just interested to hear what steps you used - not for myself, just a general curiosity
