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Originally Posted by IanB
I like the idea with the towels, and I can do the same for the hood and the doors. I wonder how I will get the rear quarter panel detail though. since it is about a 1 inch 'flat' surface to a 70 degree body curve. I can polish the curved part no problem. But hitting this flat surface might take some effort. Any idea's?
Thanks on the paint, it's taken a long time to figure out my 'process' for what was working best. I have also completely given up on washing, unless I know I am going to a show, no wash media ever hits the surface, I just pressure wash, and spray on some car soap, then pressure wash it away. Leaf blow to 'dry' then I am done. It's not clean, but it's a lot better, and it's not scratched. By the way, can anyone find the painter in that photo?
I digress...thanks for the tips, keep em coming.
2005 Audi A6 Night Blue Pearl.
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If there's just no way to get any sort of pad in there via rotary or DA, then by hand would be the only way?
Sometimes you can take some thin cardboard--like that that laundries use to back shirts that are folded and that many new shirts have--and put that in the gaps of doors etc to keep your buffing pad from going on to another surface.
Here's a link for a "kit" that might also be useful--no affiliations etc--http://www.danase.com/slstdecosy.html
HTH