Multi-Step Polishing with PC

Ya, my interior time is only an hour in about 50% of cases. In the other 50% it's longer. And I totally agree regarding the rotary, it's a huge time-saver on tough cars.



RE: Clay; I was assuming the car was in reasonable shape, so it shouldn't take more than 30 minutes to clay the entire thing thoroughly. Remember, with clay you don't use any pressure so if you keep the area properly lubricated it moves fast.
 
Picus said:
Ya, my interior time is only an hour in about 50% of cases. In the other 50% it's longer. And I totally agree regarding the rotary, it's a huge time-saver on tough cars.



RE: Clay; I was assuming the car was in reasonable shape, so it shouldn't take more than 30 minutes to clay the entire thing thoroughly. Remember, with clay you don't use any pressure so if you keep the area properly lubricated it moves fast.
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Unfortunately, where I live, if you don't apply ample pressure, you'll spend 3 or 4 hours claying a car. Seriously. As it is, Claying usually takes me about an hour on average. When you have something like this, claying will obviously marr...but it isn't usually as deep as washing swirls you'll be removing anyway.



Clay Before

clay1a.jpg






Same Piece After:

clay11.jpg
 
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