A quick 1 step job, car would have needed at least two rounds of wool to achieve full correction! Products: Wash: Nilfisk Advance HD-Wash (Alcalic degreaser) Chemical Guys Citrus Wash + Gloss Chenille Mitt Swisswax Brush Gritguard Dehydrator Towel Riccardo Clay ONR as lubrication Wheels: Nilfisk Advance HD Wash (Alcalic degreaser) Ez Detail Brush Swissvax Brush Chemical Guys New Look Trim Gel Windows: Duragloss #751 Rain Repel Trim: Chemical Guys New Look Trim Gel Paint: Makita 9227 3m Sungun Menzerna SIP -> Meguiars Cutting pad IPA Wipe LSP: Duragloss #111 Victoria Concours Car at arrival: After wash: Clay after one door! The paint had a real lack of gloss, very boring.. Tried very hard to create some 50/50's, but it was really hard on this silver paint! Note the sharper reflection on the door to the right: Real lights polished: CG new look, love the stuff! LSP time! Thanks for looking
mmmm...Victoria :druling: :druling: you know funny enough I really enjoy detailing silver colour vehicles. When they are done and you slap a good Carnauba on it like Victoria, vehicles give of a really nice Carnuaba glow...and I love Carnuaba glow :druling: :druling: Job well done :applause:
Nice job, especially with the turnaround on the trim. Looks like a previous guy hit the door handle a little too long with the buffer. Dealer did the same thing to mine, it's been on my to-do list to replace for the last 3 years...
Thanks a lot for the comments! Thank you To be honest, I don't think this car has been polished before.. After SIP and Megs cutting pad, the paint was left with rds everywhere! 3 of the door handles looked like that, and the car was full og scratches (trough the paint) and dents.. Don't think the previous owners of the car cared so much about it