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I love shiny things
Originally Posted by
The Guz
After claying and visually inspecting the paint there was some water spots that were on the hood, front roof and a couple minor ones on the mirrors.
These water spots are etched to the point where chemically and mechanically polishing/compounding was not removing them.
At this point I left them as is. One has to make the call on when enough is enough without making things worse while maintaining the integrity of the clear coat.
Other than that the paint was defect free.
Agreed, sometimes chasing dragons is not a good thing...
It looks great!
Nice work!
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Originally Posted by
Merlin
Agreed, sometimes chasing dragons is not a good thing...
It looks great!
Nice work!
Thank you.
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Nice work Guz.
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Originally Posted by
dman68
Nice work Guz.
Thank you.
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Nice work Guz, is topping up with a Silica Based Spray Sealant necessary before the first wash??
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Originally Posted by
Devzo
Nice work Guz, is topping up with a Silica Based Spray Sealant necessary before the first wash??
Thanks. The silica spray sealant is there to protect the coating from water spots during the curing time frame if it happens to get wet too soon. For example using Reload after the last coat of a cquartz coating.
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Thank for the response, i coated a vehicle with C Quartz Lite about 3 weeks ago, its due for its first maintenance wash.
Should i wash with Reset and top-up with Reload, or will a reset wash and wipe down with Elixir suffice??
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Elixir is a better product in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by
The Guz
Elixir is a better product in my opinion.
Ok, thanks