Explain this please

Here is a question I have. Hard and scratch resistant clear coats are said to be hard to remove scratches from.
Now, using the common logic used by experts and pros in this industry that washing incorrectly by using harsh soaps,
not using a two bucket method,or dirty wash mits used along with bad towels causes scratches in the paint.


Quote:

But some of these
scratch resistant clear coats are very
hard, which makes it very difficult to
remove imperfections. You will need to
be fairly aggressive to get anywhere
with some of these.


Question:

How could nasty scratches occur on these hard paint types which are called swirl marks from just washing?Many occur on new cars.

Here is just one example:

Quote form detailer:


I did this on a while ago but haven't gotten around to posting it yet. Paint was rock hard on this thing, one of the hardest I've done and I ended up spending more time on it than planned.

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Thanks guys! Tom I think the car had around 35k on it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Ron Ketcham View Post
Looks great.
Question, what is the build date on the car?
Month and year, sort of have some things going regarding Hyundia, would be interested in knowing.
Grumpy
Thanks Ron! The owner is dropping off his wife's car tomorrow so I'll grab that info for you. This is the car that had the "paint issue" you and I spoke about a while back.


Maybe Ron will explain what the paint issue was on this car?



Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 09/05/2012 10:04PM by detailer.

Not to you, the answer is on the forum you are once again banned from.

Ketch22 Wrote:
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> Not to you, the answer is on the forum you are
> once again banned from


Ron
How many times do you need repeat your self. I believe you were banned from that forum also.Am I correct?
Also, I went on that forum by invitation of your buddy David.I banned myself.

I thought that you would respond this way, but it just shows that you do not have a clue what true paint protection is.
Honestly, please stop responding to my posts if you do not have anything else to say, but your common responses of no meaning. They are getting boring.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/06/2012 02:54AM by detailer.

Not according to the current forum owners or their moderators.

They kicked you to the curb again, due to the same things you do here.

By the way, the day you were banned again was quite the topic of the Thursday night open chat.

There was about 20 on chat that night and all cheered when the moderator announced that you were booted again..

Ketch22 Wrote:
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> Not according to the current forum owners or their
> moderators.
>
> They kicked you to the curb again, due to the same
> things you do here.
>
> By the way, the day you were banned again was
> quite the topic of the Thursday night open chat.
>
> There was about 20 on chat that night and all
> cheered when the moderator announced that you were
> booted again..


Ron

Maybe you and your buddies over at that forum could take some time out from talking about me in the chat room and
do something .more than gossip.

You could come up with a constructive answer to this common post:

Swirl marks returned after waxing!
This is quite exasperating. After washing the car, I used a Porter Cable with SSR1 and I was very pleased with the results; all the swirl marks were gone (I used a flashlight to check because I don't have a halogen light but it has been ordered)! I then proceeded to apply Gold Class Wax and once it cured, I wiped it down with a microfiber towel. ALL THE SWIRL MARKS RETURNED! I used a completely brand new Lake Country Blue Finishing pad and a clean microfiber towel, how the hell is this possible? As stupid as it may sound, I think in the future I'll forgo waxing the car lol


Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein



Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 09/07/2012 12:12AM by detailer.

Ketch22 Wrote:
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> Not to you, the answer is on the forum you are
> once again banned from.


Ron's answer to my questions for him.

Nope! And I will not, I don't deal with head cases.

Ketch22 Wrote:
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> Nope! And I will not, I don't deal with head
> cases.


Ron
If you will not answer my question, than go paint a car or work in your shop.
Because i see no reason for your involvement in my posts. Why don't write your own.

Nobody should be involved in your posts, because you shouldn't be allowed to make them in the 1st place. You've sterilized this forum with your insanity. Are you happy?

The guys who are real detailers are even mentioning him on Facebook.
Today it was what does the word "lunatic" bring to mind?
Answers were Jeff Scuggs and Buffer Bill.
LOL!

Pro-Techt Wrote:
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> Nobody should be involved in your posts, because
> you shouldn't be allowed to make them in the 1st
> place. You've sterilized this forum with your
> insanity. Are you happy?

Quote: from a control freak

Buffer Bill is it not clear that people are not interested in what you have to say. Why not aggrevate others and yourself by making these endless, nonsencical posts that do not make sense to anyone but you.

Do us all a favor and stop posting.

buda Wrote:
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> Buffer Bill is it not clear that people are not
> interested in what you have to say. Why not
> aggrevate others and yourself by making these
> endless, nonsencical posts that do not make sense
> to anyone but you.
>
> Do us all a favor and stop posting.



Bud

Maybe you, David ,and Ron are because you have no answer to my questions.
Why don't you stop posting here. I did not jump on you when you were pushing the BUFF PRO
here. I at least met the inventor and used the product.You have not used AT-5(which you were dying to try some time back), so of course what I say is nonsense.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/12/2012 03:35PM by detailer.