Ronkh
Wax Waster
My thoughts exactly. Nothing more than most on this board do. It's smoke and mirrors or a sales pitch used to trick customers to think he's better than someone else.
Premium Detailed. Lots of randomness.
- Thread starter Garry Dean
- Start date
My thoughts exactly. Nothing more than most on this board do. It's smoke and mirrors or a sales pitch used to trick customers to think he's better than someone else.
Anthony O.
New member
Many on here have far more experience than I do so I'll be brief and just restate that what this "method" or "technique" is doing is NOT re-flowing anything. What's happening is clear coat is being leveled down to the scratch itself thus appearing to be "re-flowed".
If anyone still disagrees then ask yourself a logical question.
If clear coat is "clear" how can it, again being CLEAR, fill any scratch?
Remember clear coat has no pigment to it thus a scratch on a black car will remain a scratch no matter how much clear you "flow" into it. Now if a scratch is not down to primer and one is able to correct it it's because they leveled the paint not because the clear was "re-flowed". If a scratch is down to the primer then again no amount of clear being flowed into it by a buffing process will hide it, why? Because it needs to be 1) filled in and 2) filled in with a pigmented paint. Not a CLEAR non-pigmented paint.
Geez......sorry to the OP for the thread hi-jack.
Anthony
If anyone still disagrees then ask yourself a logical question.
If clear coat is "clear" how can it, again being CLEAR, fill any scratch?
Remember clear coat has no pigment to it thus a scratch on a black car will remain a scratch no matter how much clear you "flow" into it. Now if a scratch is not down to primer and one is able to correct it it's because they leveled the paint not because the clear was "re-flowed". If a scratch is down to the primer then again no amount of clear being flowed into it by a buffing process will hide it, why? Because it needs to be 1) filled in and 2) filled in with a pigmented paint. Not a CLEAR non-pigmented paint.
Geez......sorry to the OP for the thread hi-jack.
Anthony
cartoysautospa
New member
it's not that I believe or dis believe, it works on SOME SCRATCHES NOT ALL !!!!
DOES it make it 100% fixed ! but it's better than repainting . Sometimes you guys are a little too extreme. Detailing is about making the customer happy..and where it doesn't cost t hem a arm and a leg to satisfy their anal anxiety's.
I n most cases people are happy with a 85% improvement of their problem. This is one of those Techniques. NO MORE NO LESS..................Can we move on ?
DOES it make it 100% fixed ! but it's better than repainting . Sometimes you guys are a little too extreme. Detailing is about making the customer happy..and where it doesn't cost t hem a arm and a leg to satisfy their anal anxiety's.
I n most cases people are happy with a 85% improvement of their problem. This is one of those Techniques. NO MORE NO LESS..................Can we move on ?
i dont think your understanding what were saying....your not "reflowing" the paint, but i guess we will just leave it at that.
cartoysautospa
New member
I guess you didn't read my post from yesterday........as I said I guess my term and your term are two different things..............Let's just call it paint leveling.
It's evident some of oyu are more ANAL than me and that's scary ! lol
It's evident some of oyu are more ANAL than me and that's scary ! lol
Garry Dean
Garry Dean Quality!
Geez......sorry to the OP for the thread hi-jack.
Anthony[/QUOTE]
You all should be sorry. I gave up on arguing with that "know it all" days ago.
:surrender
Anthony[/QUOTE]
You all should be sorry. I gave up on arguing with that "know it all" days ago.
:surrender
cartoysautospa
New member
too funny ,LOL