Chadwick paint correction
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Looks great!
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Your car is stunning. I love that AE Red.
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Looks good. How hard did you push down on the polisher? I've got some light swirls I can't get out. I don't want to push to hard and cause more problems.
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I had some swirls along with very light scratches. Usually if you can't catch your fingernail on the blemish it should come out. Don't apply too much pressure let the DA do the work. You call call Neal Chadwick as he will be happy to answer any questions
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I'll give him a call. I was just wondering how others were doing it.
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I bought Neil's paint correction system a couple of weeks ago and I will be doing my car next week. I have been using triple play for several months and I love it. I don't know if there is a better system or not, but I really like Chadwicks.
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I used a Porter Cable buffer. It was all included with the kit. Kit included Triple Play, micro fiber towels (4), Porter Cable buffer and 3 numbered pads, 2 step (numbered) buffing/polishing "stuff", and a few other small items. It was VERY simple to use, and fool proof. From start to finish, following each step as instructed, it took me about 5 hours to complete my black convertible. Now that its done (paint correction), it takes me no more than 10 minutes to "wash" the car and get the same results.