Ok, so we all talk about how our favorite LSP's make the paint on vehicles look deep, but what exactly do we mean? How do you see depth and how do you judge if an LSP enhances the depth? How do you tell the difference? What is your definition of depth and how do you judge depth?
Depth is like the clarity of how far you can see into the paint. I guess picking objects farther into the distance and being able to make out the lines and stuff more clearly, as well as color.
Cool, thanks! I wanted to make sure I had the right concept in mind when I talk about depth. That's what I mean.
P21s100% has superb clarity, hence great depth. A few other nubas leave a bit of a milky/whitish finish, which decreases clarity and depth.
Thats a pretty cool tool But for 950.00 I'll stick to wondering if it's deep enough...Good luck to me...:thumb:
Hey guy's found this. VERY good info. What exactly is depth? - Truth In Detailing Auto Detailing Forum
I think you meant to post this on my thread on the glossmeter. Yeah, I agree with you and besides, there is an aspect of subjectivity involved when it comes to gloss, so who cares what that meter reads.
Good write up by Todd. Thanks for posting. A bit technical, but informative. In the end, what matters to people is how good the car looks to them.
You're right and I'm sorry about that...thanks for not taking it to personally...I owe you one...:thumb:
