Correcting Black Paint On A 1987 Buick Grand National: Video
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Chemical Guys is back, and this time the detail shop wants to show us how to correct black paint. The featured vehicle is a 1987 Buick Grand National, prime for some correction after spider webbing and light swirls have taken hold after improper wash techniques.
The best part of the video is every product shown and used can be utilized indoors. That means, during these harsh winter months, you can take care of your car inside if automatic car washes aren’t your friend. They shouldn’t be your friend.
You can check out the rinse-free wash used in the video and have a look at the correction chemicals used in the video up above. The end results are certainly worth the watch.
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first you need to rinse the car. then start from the top and work your way down. If its hot and in the sun where you are at, then just do one section at a time so as the soap wont dry on the paint. take your time and make sure your using a good soap. Then rinse and dry with a soft Towel.