"Boning" Paint

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glossboss

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Was talking with a fellow detailer this morning and he claims that running my P/C polisher to fast will actually "bone" or harden the paint and make it hard to work. He's been doing this a long time and I really value his opinions.

What's the word out in D.C.?
 
Only thing I've heard is under heat (i.e. running maybe a rotary fast) the paint will soften (just while the heat is still on it)....
 
Doesn't Ming Shine claim that by running buffers at high speed they harden the paint to the point that it doesn't need to be waxed again?
 
JaredPointer said:
Wow. Never heard that, but I had a different idea of what "boning" the paint meant. Haha.
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I think my wife has accused me of performing this procedure on my car at least once ;):lmfao
 
Did we have to fail a mental competency test to join this site?:bigscream :crazy :mohawk :moon: :wall :doubleduc :drunk :rolling :stupid :dancin :rofl :rockin :headbang :beat :beer
 
wifehatescar said:
I think my wife has accused me of performing this procedure on my car at least once ;):lmfao
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I think that's grounds for divorce in some states :rofl :lmfao
 
gnev8 said:
That has been confirmed before in another thread.
:lol
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:yeah I think there should be a question during registration for this forum:


Are you a nut? YES--NO--MAYBE--I COULD BE


Anyone answering anything but yes gets banned by IP address.
 
Pie yes..paint no....too caustic (well water based laytex maybe and I guess I could just say I was stirring it..) :lol
 
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