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One question gents - PAP AND FLIES - 13-12-2010 03:26 PM
Has anyone heard of NON DESTRUCTIVE DETAILING?
Why I ask is that my friends uncle is into detailing overseas, and he says detailing is moving more into non destructive polishing etc.
This does make sense, but is it possible peeps?
RE: One question gents - Lambchop - 13-12-2010 03:36 PM
From what I can see its about measuring the thickness of the clearcoat before polishing
RE: One question gents - springbok - 13-12-2010 07:18 PM
I've not heard this term before.
A quick Google reveals a link to PTG's
RE: One question gents - onyx - 13-12-2010 08:54 PM
Never heard the term...
Non Destructive: i'm guessing thats why you start off with the least aggresive combo and work your way up!
RE: One question gents - Carn - 13-12-2010 09:38 PM
Non-Destructive = Glaze jobs...There is no other way of correcting the paintwork afaik
RE: One question gents - Woodie - 14-12-2010 06:56 AM
Non-destructive detailing would be avoiding all the hacks out there that make your car look good in low light conditions, but come with a disclaimer to avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
Included in this list would be the menaces that harass you at shopping centres, as well as anyone who would turn to Handy Andy and Brasso as detailing products
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RE: One question gents - PAP AND FLIES - 15-12-2010 10:56 PM
i think non destructive detailing = sumthing like a quick sprayon detailer (no harm to the body work, just a quick shine or glaze finish?