help repairing far gone clear coat?
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Exactly. Not could. Would.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Otherwise all the blames will only shift to You.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Otherwise all the blames will only shift to You.
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Exactly. Not could. Would.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Ptherwide all the blames will only shift to You.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Ptherwide all the blames will only shift to You.
Exactly. Not could. Would.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Otherwise all the blames will only shift to You.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Otherwise all the blames will only shift to You.
Exactly. Not could. Would.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Otherwise all the blames will only shift to You.
I can't believe alot of the advice here given the OP'* statements of tools available and his skill level. The best advice is to tell her the damage is severe, and that unless she pays someone capable and with the right tools to wet sand and reapply clear, it can only get worse. live with it or fix it right. There is no middle ground. Buffing that is only going to further expose more unprotected paint. Trying to put clear on top of that mess will only attenuate it. The best thing for you to do is step away from it. Otherwise all the blames will only shift to You.
Tell her that when she get a new car to use a decent sealant twice a year or wax with a decent wax every 2 months. If she uses a cheap wax than she needs to wax once a month. Her finish will last a lot longer if she keeps it waxed.
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