Who has experience with Dodge Durango paint?

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drew.haynes

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I'm toying with the idea of buying a Makita soon, but for now, only have a PC. I'm looking at maybe detailing a navy Durango for a friend of mine. It's got some significant swirling. I'm wondering who has experience with this paint. Is it soft enough to tackle with a PC? I have pads as aggressive as LC Yellow and Megs Burgandy.



Thoughts?
 
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yes i realize the lighting conditions are different. but tehre was significant improvement.



the paint is soft enough to work with with what you have. i used megs83 and a orange pad.
 
get a couple 5.5 orange pads and you will be loving life with the PC



I just ordered 8 more from autogeek...they are closing them out!
 
Sounds good. Yeah I have LC Yellow, Orange, White, Black.. Megs Burgandy and Yellow. Judas I hate the LC White. Lol. Talk about shaking and skipping.



Ok.. sounds good, I guess I may try to do it then. It's pretty swirled up but I guess I can always step up to LC Yellow or Megs Burgandy. The most aggressive polish I currently use is DACP or SSR2.5. I HAVE the OLD 3m Extra Cut - works great but full of silica dust and gets everywhere. I have some Optimum Hyper Compound but idk where I even got it from and I've never used it!
 
I dont know if you are going to do the newer or older durango but here are a few pics of my older durango in the same color you are working with.



I wasnt planning on posting these pics so there are no full sun shots, glamour shots, whatever.



My Process with UDM:



Wash

Clay

Sonus SFX2 with 5.5 yellow pad (steped up from orange)

Sonus SFX1 with 5.5 white polishing pad

DWG by hand

KSG by hand





This was my first time trying the Sonus Products.





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Hood

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I did a bright blue Durango for a co-worker. I used the 5.5" low profile orange LC pad with Menzerna IP, then went over it with Megs 21, turned out great. Like Toyota Guy said, get some 5.5" pads. I love the orange and white.
 
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