Collection and Results

[TripleX]

Only been in the game about a year and use my own car as a test mule but absolutely love CarPro and in the process of switching my go to product line over to them! While I may still use some products from other suppliers, the CarPro stuff just works right the first time!

[Merlin]

Only been in the game about a year and use my own car as a test mule but absolutely love CarPro and in the process of switching my go-to product line over to them!
While I may still use some products from other suppliers, the CarPro stuff just works right the first time!

Very nice work!
https://carproforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1161&d=1536226580

I know Sky's The Limit (https://www.carpro-us.com/) has been carrying Scholl Concepts products (https://www.carpro-us.com/brands/Scholl-Concepts.html) for a while but I just recently started using Scholl Concepts products.
I recently tried S3 Gold and S30+ and had very good results. It's not a secret to many but it's new to me. You may wish to check 'em out.

[dman68]

Only been in the game about a year and use my own car as a test mule but absolutely love CarPro and in the process of switching my go to product line over to them! While I may still use some products from other suppliers, the CarPro stuff just works right the first time!

Super nice looking! Loving that color.:cool: What products are on the paint now?

[TripleX]

In the pics above, the paint has ClearCut with an orange foam pad, which left some marring. The paint is pretty soft on a Kia. So I went to Fixer with a white pad and was able to jewel it out to the above pic. I then put a coat of ChemGuys JetSeal on top of that to protect it until I am ready to put CQuartz on it. I would like to try Essence to see if I can improve the overall look as I think the paint can come out better. Thanks for the kind words!

Overall the paint has had ChemGuys V series on the trunk, I have tried Griots Correcting on the rear bumper, Griots Fast Correcting on the front bumper, and CarPro on the hood. Out of those efforts, the CarPro only took one pass. I also learned that ChemGuys has fillers and makes you look like a pro! While it makes the customer happy, it wasn't making ME happy so I searched for a better alternative.

Looking back at what I went through on the hood, I think that for the minor love marks it had, I would probably go with Fixer from the beginning. ClearCut is definitely for harder paints like BMW and Audi.

[Merlin]

A combo I recently tried in "soft" paint...

I used Scholl S3 with Meguiars Microfiber Cutting Disc - 5". This made short work of correction but left micro marring/haze.

I followed that with Scholl Concepts S30+ (https://www.carpro-us.com/compounds/scholl-concepts-s30-nano-compound-16-oz/) and a Carpro CarPro Polishing Pad (https://www.carpro-us.com/search.php?search_query_adv=CarPro%20Polishing%20P ad&section=product) (orange). This cleared the haze and left a shine.

Now it wanted to give it that extra "Jeweling" finish. I went with Carpro Essence (https://www.carpro-us.com/search.php?search_query_adv=CarPro%20essence&section=product) and a Carpro Gloss Pad (https://www.carpro-us.com/search.php?search_query_adv=gloss%20pad&section=product). It turned out stunning!
I think you will be very happy with the results from Carpro Essence and a Carpro Gloss pad. I gave me a clear, brilliant finish.

Yea, it was a three step but it went quick.