Mopping Paintwork - How ? and where do I buy a mop ?
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Mopping Paintwork - How ? and where do I buy a mop ?
Hi all,
Considering buying a mop to clean up the paint work on my mum's car, and my g/f's !
Not sure where I buy one ? halfords ?? whats a good make ??
Also, how does one mop ?? lots of compound way + water ?
What sort of compound wax do I use ?? Ive read hand glaze ?? whats that ??
Any help / tips / points would be great chaps :-)
SBK
Considering buying a mop to clean up the paint work on my mum's car, and my g/f's !
Not sure where I buy one ? halfords ?? whats a good make ??
Also, how does one mop ?? lots of compound way + water ?
What sort of compound wax do I use ?? Ive read hand glaze ?? whats that ??
Any help / tips / points would be great chaps :-)
SBK
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by mopping, I assume you mean an electric polisher. If so, the ones I have seen in Halfrods, Argos etc are rubbish. A decent electric polisher looks like a large angle grinder and usually costs £80+
Farecla is a company that make a lot of compounds for bodyshop use and there are various grades to use depending on how abrasiveyou want to be.
Be carefull though. Yes, you can get a great finish, but its alsoeasy if you dont know what you are doing to leave serious swirl marks in the paint or even rub right through to the undercoat in a few seconds on the edges of panels and swage lines.
Farecla is a company that make a lot of compounds for bodyshop use and there are various grades to use depending on how abrasiveyou want to be.
Be carefull though. Yes, you can get a great finish, but its alsoeasy if you dont know what you are doing to leave serious swirl marks in the paint or even rub right through to the undercoat in a few seconds on the edges of panels and swage lines.
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