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i have no complaints with my PC, but i seem to have heard good things on the UDM. i would just research over on autopia bro
I have most are using the PC kit... which is what I am leaning towards... You know me I have been anti power tools touching paint for quite sometime... But I did go to the foam polishing pads which have worked pretty good at getting MOST of the swirls out... but this winter played hell on my car!
Gonna pick up a PC and an all new set of everything. Finally getting serious about my paint. Have a ton of care care stuff at home but it's average quality and or old. Quick question, I have a 3 year old clay bar kit that hasn't been used, is it still good? Getting everything from autogeek or ebay.
i really appreciate the compliments man. however, i can admit im no where close to being an expert in this and would rather people learn from
www.autopia.org
than my ****, thats where i learned my stuff
www.autopia.org
than my ****, thats where i learned my stuff
thanks man, yea the guy nearly **** bricks today when he saw it. you know the respone people always give on "Overhaulin," its like that every time i do one of these jobs, but without all the damn tears and hugging
Very good work with the PC. I'm looking at getting a PC soon. I have been working with a Makita 9227C for the last year and i think the PC would be alot more beneficial with minor corrections so i can save the Makita for the heavy cut jobs.
I look forward to seeing your work on dark non metallic finish cars.
I look forward to seeing your work on dark non metallic finish cars.
then just look at my threads haha. i have posted pics of mine!
UPDATE- Sun was out today so i got some shots of the paint with reflection to show how badass the flake looks, and how much the paint changes on contours-







UPDATE- Sun was out today so i got some shots of the paint with reflection to show how badass the flake looks, and how much the paint changes on contours-







Last edited by hatrickstu; May 8, 2008 at 10:19 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost


