Just wondered if anyone on here knows about car spray paint jobs please?
I had my bonnet and wings re sprayed a few weeks ago. When I collected the car it looked ok and I thought it was a good job. Today I washed and autoglym polished the whole car. I noticed that the bonnet reflections aren’t very clear and it’s pretty hazy.
Would this be a problem with how the job has been done? The technique? The paint, lacquer, metallic etc?
Any advice and suggestions on what to do about it really appreciated, thanks. |
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I was thinking maybe a bit of lacquer over spray, if your car wasn't covered and it's been in the air. You can't see it, you can feel the texture change, especially if you wear a cotton type glove. |
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By *rDJ40Man
over a year ago
Nuneaton |
It sounds like when they polished it they left bloom marks on it, a good polish with a decent product like Meguiars Ultimate Compound will soon bring back the shine.Definitely do not ever,ever use T Cut. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Do not use t cut unless the cars paint is older than you and more faded than Utd’s trophy cabinet, go for a real high quality polish, wait for the cooler temperatures too, in the shade, don’t use mechanical use elbow grease otherwise known as your right arm, do a tiny square in an inconspicuous area and see how much difference it makes, please don’t use t cut, that’s only useful when your red car has turned pink, it makes professionals sad when people use that stuff |
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