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Looking todo some detailing on my car as the stone chips seem to have have been “touched up” by blobs of paint. Am I right in thinking that Lexus paint is fairly soft so caution is needed re cutting compounds.. Has anybody had any experience of paint correction on a Lexus?

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Lexus paint is soft so would think caution would be needed in choice of cutting compound. Would be nice to see before and after pics if you do go for paint correction especially with regards to the stone chips

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