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An all-new competition at MTE just for detailers.

The Competition at a Glance

Competition Process

Each competitor will receive a dedicated pan to correct. The pans have been prepared with the following process:

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Initial Preparation:

  • Each pan has been deliberately scuffed. • A base layer of epoxy was applied to ensure paint adhesion.

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Paint Application:

  • The color applied is Metaluxe’s standard black. • Axalta clear coat has been sprayed over the color layer.

  • The total paint thickness on each pan is approximately 4 mils (100 microns).

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Final Preparation:

  • The surface of each pan has been hand-sanded using 3M 1500-grit sandpaper to create a uniform starting point for correction.

 

Competitiors will be judged using a DetailOMeter using Haze, gloss, DOI & RIQ

Have an idea or suggestion for the future of the competition?

Ready to
Take the Chellenge?

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Do you and have what it takes to outsmart and outperform the competition?​

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Secure bragging rights for yourself and your business.

Competition sign-up coming later this year.

FAQs

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