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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Sep 24, '10 From Maryland Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
trying to start a thread on painting (all inclusive) and bodywork (removing dents, etc.) because, well I want to learn it and im sure there are tons of viewers wondering/wishing the same thing.
If you have bodywork/Paint know-how, share here! -------------------- same skidpad grip as a 2006 M3....stock. 'nuff said
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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Aug 15, '10 From UK Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
Having looked at the waffle pads on your EBay link...they look similar to the 3M pad system.
It terms of rubbing/polishing compounds I would try to use a quality system from a company like 3M, Meguirs or Menzerna. These quality items break down perfectly when using either a rotary or DA buffer. Just be careful using a compound as it is easy to burn through your paint and put deep swirl marks into your paint. It is always best to try the least aggressive option first...eg a polish like 3M Ultrafina. If that doesn't do the job then try a slightly more aggressive option like 3M Extra Fine compond...and then lastly the most aggressive option would be 3M Fast Cut. The Fast Cut is really only for heavily oxidised paintwork or after wet sanding bodywork. The Extra Fine is great for removing swirl marks or holograms in your paint. The Ultrafina is great for final finish. |
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