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Which pad would you recommend in conjunction with the FMP or M205? I'm thinking the white pad, but I believe you may have used the orange in the video series...Thanks for your thoughts
edit: Oops, found the answer...white! |
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Junkman,
A couple of questions. 1) can a foam gun replace the use of a standard bucket wash system? What if you spray the car, rinse and then use the foam gun and a mitt to wash the car? 2) can you use the porter cable on clear bra or does that screw it up? Just curious on those two things. One last thing, where on adams site is that 5 inch backing plate you speak of? cant seem to find a 5 inch plate. |
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Adam's Dual-Action Velcro Backing Plate |
Ok, I found that but it said 5 7/8ths. Im sure aj said something about it in his videos but its been a minute since i watched them.
Im seriously thinking about ordering this magic porter cable. My cars paint isnt in bad shape by no means but very minor marks under correct lighting (florecent) just figured i might give it a try. |
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First off, NOTHING can replace a proper 2-bucket wash. If you truly understand why you need to do a 2-bucket wash, then it will completely make sense to you why there is no way around it. I cover this in detail in my 10-part video series. Second. you do not use the PC on the clear bra. The clear bra does not need paint correcting or waxing so there is absolutely no need to put a polisher on it. You will dress it by hand with the protection of your choice. I recommend the Adam's Clear Bra product. Adam's no longer carries that 5" back plate that I was talking about in my videos. The link that was posted is the new back plate that you should now be using. :tup: |
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I think i would use a bucket with water if i had real dirt on the car. |
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http://www.pc-surgeon.net/images/cforum/slo-cut4.jpg http://www.pc-surgeon.net/images/cforum/slo-cut5.jpg This is how I test paint to see what condition it is in. This will also tell you if you are washing or wiping on the car correctly. You must use your camera's macro setting to shoot shots like this. It allows you to place the camera within 12" of the surface and still get focused picture. If you use automatic mode, the picture will just be blurry. Here is another set of before and after. http://www.pc-surgeon.net/images/cforum/cnats2010_8.jpg http://www.pc-surgeon.net/images/cforum/cnats2010_9.jpg he only method of washing that I'll ever endorse or you'll see me do is the 2 bucket wash. It is proven to be damage free when done correctly using te correct equipment. The paint on my car is a testament to this method. http://www.pc-surgeon.net/images/cforum/washpics0.jpg http://www.pc-surgeon.net/images/cforum/washpics3.jpg |
junkman,
it looks like the front of your car either has mad rock chips or there is lint on it? Whats up with that? Other than that, That car is PimP! What a shine. What depth in the paint. Wet looking. nice work junkman. |
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Great video tutorial Junkman, I enjoyed watching.
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Thanks for watching. :tup:
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Brilliant, as usual! And tht's only after watching for 5 minutes. Damn you, man, now I have to set aside my Saturday morning and watch the whole series. And I'll be glad I did. +1 rep :tiphat:
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