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So today since I have a couple of weeks before any more car shows I decided to do something about the orange peel I see in my factory paint. granted
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detailing fall 2012
So today since I have a couple of weeks before any more car shows I decided to do something about the orange peel I see in my factory paint. granted the car is shiney but I keep looking to get that perfect look. I started out by stripping all of the wax using dawn, followed by a clay bar. then I tried to polish using the 105 course cut.
 It did really well for getting any scratches I had but the orange peel is still visiable so I decided to get more agressive with the problem.    so this is what I have ended up with as of now.    so now it the time to use the hexlogic orange cutting pads and the 105 on my cylo polisher to bring back the shine. hopefully it will work. stay tuned for more.  
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