Detail: Black C5
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Detail: Black C5
I headed to Dallas this past weekend and detailed a friend's C5 while I was there. It had some moderate swirling he wanted taken care of and requested that I "Zaino it." This car had more orange peel than any other GM vehicle I've done.
Process:
Wash with Zaino Z7
Clay
Poorboy's SSR 2.5 via light cutting pad and PC at 6
Menzerna PO106FF via polishing pad and PC at 5
Klasse AIO via polishing pad and PC at 5
Zaino Z5 x 2
Zaino Z8
Wolfgang tire gel on tires
Eagle One Wet in wells
Luster Pad to polish tips
Pics:
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After
Before
After
Comments/Questions as usual.
Process:
Wash with Zaino Z7
Clay
Poorboy's SSR 2.5 via light cutting pad and PC at 6
Menzerna PO106FF via polishing pad and PC at 5
Klasse AIO via polishing pad and PC at 5
Zaino Z5 x 2
Zaino Z8
Wolfgang tire gel on tires
Eagle One Wet in wells
Luster Pad to polish tips
Pics:
Before
After
Before
After
Comments/Questions as usual.
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Originally Posted by 2k2 camaro
Looks awesome.. Just a question.. What do you use to get water spots off windows? I have them all over and dont know how to remove them!
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Originally Posted by Ling_650vette
Nice work as always ZaneO.
Are you using a different pad for the Klasse, 'zerna and Poorboys, or are you just rinsing one out and using it multiple times? Just curious
Are you using a different pad for the Klasse, 'zerna and Poorboys, or are you just rinsing one out and using it multiple times? Just curious
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Does AIO remove any polish by chance? They say you can dilute it and wash a car and that it has some cleaning agents. It was something I was wondering for later when I detail my car, if I should use it after polish or skip it and just put on the Klasse sealant?
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Looks like you did the !gunmetal mod on those wheels.
Nice work, as always.
Oh, and there is a HUGE difference between the towels I've been using and the ones I received on Friday.
-Mike
Nice work, as always.
Oh, and there is a HUGE difference between the towels I've been using and the ones I received on Friday.
-Mike
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C5 looks awesome .. did you take any up close pics of the swirlies ?
do tell ..
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Oh, and there is a HUGE difference between the towels I've been using and the ones I received on Friday.
-Mike
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Originally Posted by Gipraw
do tell ..
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Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
Previously, I had been using the "Best Value Microfiber Kit" from ProperAutoCare, and while the smaller towels are excellent, I was getting mixed results from the drying towel. I ordered a "Full Package" Pak Shak set from Zane and the difference between the waffle weave drying towels and my existing towels is night and day. The Pak Shak towels are much softer to the touch. I didn't geta chance to wash the beast this weekend, but I'm looking forward to trying these new towels out.
-Mike
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thanks Mike .. I have never tried the Pak Shak towels .. I will have to do that ..