Heavily Scratched Plymouth Prowler

Excellent work Rick! Thanks for taking the time to share.

 

Man the before pictures the vehicle was trashed, so dull and scratched up but you sure brought it back to life :applause2: :applause2:

I agree the vehicle looks different at the end very nice vehicle and the person who came by to look at it purchased it huh wow talk about a well worth detail :thumb:

Thank you for sharing, oh just curious how long did this one take you? Just wondering that's all.

 

amazing as usual rick

 

Nica, it took me a total of 10 hours to complete the detail. It was already washed when I started, so I didn't have to do any wet work which saved me some time. I was pressed for time on this job, so I did as much as I could in the time alotted. Usually on a full paint correction, it will take me much more time to complete, but I was lucky that the Ultrafina was agressive enough to remove the compounding haze left from the Extra Cut and finished off swirl free on this particular Chrysler paint.

Normally, I would perform an in-between step such as 106ff. The 106ff has more cut than the Ultrafina, which works great for removing comounding haze after an agressive compounding and leaves the surface about 95% perfect (in my eyes). The Ultrafina really seems to burnish the paint and raises the gloss to a higher level (in my eyes). I used 3M Extra Cut, 106ff and Ultrafina on my Electron Blue Corvette and was blown away by the results.

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10hrs that's not bad at all oh and thank you for the feed back on the 3M products very much appreicated eace: