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Old 09-13-2009, 08:08 PM   #1
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20 Hour Detail Black 535ix

This weekends Detail was a BMW 535ix in Saphire Black
Process

Wheels
P21S Gel
Megs Hot Rims
EZ detail Brush
Tooth Brush

Tires
BH Surfex HD 10%
Optimum Tire

Wheel Wells
CG Bare Bones


Clay
BH Clay
Water

Wash
CG CGW

Correction
M105 4" LC Orange 3-4 Passes
M205 5.5" LC Black

LSP
Blackfire Wet Diamond


Here are some Pre Pictures












As you can see i had my work cut out for me on this one. The owner has never had a brush on this car ...all the paint damage was dealer Intalled

P21S Gel Doing it's Thing....the barels were solid black





After letting P21S Dwell for 30 mins or so, there was still a tonne of brake dust caked on....So I rand down to Canadian tire and grabed some megs Hot rims. The rest of the wheel cleaning was done with that and an tooth brush...HA!

On to Wash


I Foam with This thing I picked up at Home Hardware



Clay Shot.




Time to Inspect.









Enough Carnage on to Correction.




















Here are some Sun Before After Shots










Ready To Be Picked Up












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nicely done.. keep it up
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those were some bad ass swirls, great job
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Very good job! Out of curiousity, did you try doing less passes of M105 on orange and step down to M205 on a white pad?

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Whoaa great job man! Definitely love those half complete shows... really shows a nice comparison with the quality of your work..
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Is the 50/50 shots after the 3-4 passes of M105 or have you also used the M205 as well?

BTW, nice work! I love seeing those 50/50 correction shots!
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Is the 50/50 shots after the 3-4 passes of M105 or have you also used the M205 as well?

BTW, nice work! I love seeing those 50/50 correction shots!
Actually the 50/50's are after 105 only. It really does finish down nice. I just couldnt leave it like that without adding the extra clarity that comes with a true finishing polish.
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Actually the 50/50's are after 105 only. It really does finish down nice. I just couldnt leave it like that without adding the extra clarity that comes with a true finishing polish.
Ah, nice! I would have thought something that aggressive would have left a bit of micro marring. Looks great - I might have to give that product a try next time I do my car.
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Ah, nice! I would have thought something that aggressive would have left a bit of micro marring. Looks great - I might have to give that product a try next time I do my car.
It's a bit finicky and quick to flash off and dry. but once you get the hang of it
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Very nice job. Loving the 105 eh? I was using it today on my brothers new GTI ( dont ask ) with A GI wool pad (again, don't ask) and could almost get it to finish down LSP ready. Car looks awesome. Owner must have been ecstatic. Great job again.
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Very nice job. Loving the 105 eh? I was using it today on my brothers new GTI ( dont ask ) with A GI wool pad (again, don't ask) and could almost get it to finish down LSP ready. Car looks awesome. Owner must have been ecstatic. Great job again.
I do really dig the 105. I think the non-deminishing abrasives are a bit more forgiving then diminishing. That being said I really want to try some Menzerna product.

Cant wait to see a write up on the GTI
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I'm really digging the 105 too. It finishes down extremely well and 205 works well at clearing up any remaining haze.

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what does that barebones wheel well product do exactly ? thanks
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Nice job. I'm also impressed with how you got the photos to be so clear.
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I think the CG barebone makes the wheel well look darker, just for appearance.
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