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Old 07-23-2007, 12:00 AM
TheBigNewt TheBigNewt is offline
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Orange Peel

I'm new to detailing. The last thing I did was wash (ICE), clay (Mothers), and wax (ICE, I like how I can use it on the wheel arches and there's no haze). I use some Hydro every other wash or so with a WW towel from DP. But when I heard the term "orange peel", I can see some of that in my (new) paint. Is that just a reality of new paint? Can I get rid of that, or should I with a new car? The car looks great I think, but the orange peel makes me wonder.
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