Orange peel?
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As far as I'm aware, and I could very well be wrong, but GM has started using a different type of paint which is MUCH thinner than before. The best way to remove the orange peel would be to do a full detail on it, to include paint prep, glaze, polish, and carnauba. This gives it a nice clean, appearence with very little orange peel. The more professionally those layers are applied, the better the end result. Its easier to remove products than it is to put clear coat back on.
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As far as I'm aware, and I could very well be wrong, but GM has started using a different type of paint which is MUCH thinner than before. The best way to remove the orange peel would be to do a full detail on it, to include paint prep, glaze, polish, and carnauba. This gives it a nice clean, appearence with very little orange peel. The more professionally those layers are applied, the better the end result. Its easier to remove products than it is to put clear coat back on.
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