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    #2711
    Quote Originally Posted by llcooljed View Post
    Thanks sir monty. Very helpful, nawala lungkot ko.. Hehehe. The moment the detailer told me na wala na daw clearcoat, nasira araw ko eh... There's no paint pigment pa naman everytime i wax my car, so it should be ok.. thanks
    confirm ko lang, anong wax ang gamit mo? if carnauba wax or sealant, then hindi pwedeng pang-test yan dahil wala silang abrasive components. cleaner wax or all-in-one, polish, and scratch removers ang options mo.

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    #2712
    Quote Originally Posted by red_one View Post
    confirm ko lang, anong wax ang gamit mo? if carnauba wax or sealant, then hindi pwedeng pang-test yan dahil wala silang abrasive components. cleaner wax or all-in-one, polish, and scratch removers ang options mo.
    Mukang carnauba wax nga lang sir... If ever, pwede ko bang gamitin ang rubbing compound instead of polishing compound pang test?

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    #2713
    ^yes, you can use rubbing compound for testing. mas aggressive nga lang siya kaysa polish.

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    #2714
    Ayus na sir red_one, confimed, there's still clearcoat. salamat

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    #2715
    ^good to hear that.

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    * bro red_one
    since your active in this thread that states that you know alot about
    paints and detailing
    May I ask you
    what's the difference of faded paint and oxidated paint and
    how will I know if it's faded or oxidated?

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    #2717
    Quote Originally Posted by crosswind View Post
    * bro red_one
    since your active in this thread that states that you know alot about
    paints and detailing
    May I ask you
    what's the difference of faded paint and oxidated paint and
    how will I know if it's faded or oxidated?
    Faded paint looks dull or dim.
    Oxidized paint looks dull and cloudy/hazy. Some may also show sign of clear coat failure.

    Faded paint and oxidized paint can be fixed by compounding and/or polishing.
    Clear coat failure can only be fixed by repainting the panel. The problem is already IN the paint, not only ON the paint surface.


    Faded paint. BEFORE and AFTER paint correction:




    Oxidized paint. BEFORE and DURING paint correction:





    Clear coat failure. Clear coat has turned white and started to flake off:

    Last edited by red_one; October 30th, 2014 at 03:30 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by red_one View Post
    Faded paint looks dull or dim.
    Oxidized paint looks dull and cloudy/hazy. Some may also show sign of clear coat failure.

    Faded paint and oxidized paint can be fixed by compounding and/or polishing.
    Clear coat failure can only be fixed by repainting the panel. The problem is already IN the paint, not only ON the paint surface.


    Faded paint. BEFORE and AFTER paint correction:




    Oxidized paint. BEFORE and DURING paint correction:





    Clear coat failure. Clear coat has turned white and started to flake off:

    Bro can you I identify if this paint is faded or oxidated

    Btw can you see the affected part?
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    *crosswind: It is hard to see in the photo as i can see the reflection of the car cover on the paint.

    Oxidation is more common to single-stage paint system while clear coat failure is more common to two-stage paint system. Generally, oxidation will cover the whole panel while clear coat failure can either affect small areas or the whole panel.

    Causes of clear coat failure:

    1. Thin clear coat (wet sanded too far)
    2. Frequent sun exposure
    3. No protection -- wax/sealant (most common reason)
    4. Paint has dried out

    Here's a car that shows early stage of clear coat failure. The middle area of the hood is becoming cloudy/hazy but not yet flaking or peeling off.


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    #2720
    Quote Originally Posted by crosswind View Post
    Bro can you I identify if this paint is faded or oxidated

    Btw can you see the affected part?
    i think its not even a case of fading and oxidation, but i see watermarks that already etched on the paint. compounding and polishing/finishing may remedy the problem. i think kaya yan ng M105/M205 combo. an application of sealant after will protect the paint from further damage.

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