Question for the pro's
Hey guys, I have a noob question for you...
I see a lot of you doing the 50/50 shots, where you separate a panel with a piece of tape, do only 1/2 the panel, then take a shot to show the quality of your work. Now, here is my question. It is my understanding that polish removes clearcoat...a very thin layer, but some nonetheless. So, when you want to finish the OTHER 50% of said panel, you go BACK over that original tapeline, and into the FINISHED part of the panel. Seems like you are polishing the same area twice. Doesn't that unnecessary clear coat removal hurt anything?
I see a lot of you doing the 50/50 shots, where you separate a panel with a piece of tape, do only 1/2 the panel, then take a shot to show the quality of your work. Now, here is my question. It is my understanding that polish removes clearcoat...a very thin layer, but some nonetheless. So, when you want to finish the OTHER 50% of said panel, you go BACK over that original tapeline, and into the FINISHED part of the panel. Seems like you are polishing the same area twice. Doesn't that unnecessary clear coat removal hurt anything?
Originally Posted by Ubetit,Sep 29 2008, 06:31 AM
We are talking only a few microns of removal so it's not a big deal to go back over the line.
Are you using a PC? If so, it takes quite a bit of time to burn the clear coat so your in the clear if you pass over the line.
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