Detailed the SS...pics
09-13-2007, 01:30 PM
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Detailed the SS...pics Here's some pics of my car. Ben and I just finished detailing it and it looks awesome. If anyone needs a detail, Ben does it for a great price. Enjoy!
09-13-2007, 09:59 PM
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yeah my car needs detailed really bad, so i may give you a call ben and see what we can do.
that is if it's cool with you
that is if it's cool with you
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ummmm, not to be nosey.
But what steps did you go through?
I use a basic
Wash (Meguiars Gold)
Clay Bar (Mothers)
Wash (Meguiars Gold)
Wax (Meguiars or Mothers, as of now I am favoring Meguiars Gold)
Wash (Meguiars Gold)
Quick Time (Mothers California Gold)
Tire Shine (Black Magic)
Then go over it with a Microfiber or two, just to make sure it gets all the wax off.
Finished result looks like.
But what steps did you go through?
I use a basic
Wash (Meguiars Gold)
Clay Bar (Mothers)
Wash (Meguiars Gold)
Wax (Meguiars or Mothers, as of now I am favoring Meguiars Gold)
Wash (Meguiars Gold)
Quick Time (Mothers California Gold)
Tire Shine (Black Magic)
Then go over it with a Microfiber or two, just to make sure it gets all the wax off.
Finished result looks like.
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09-14-2007, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by 02402RAMAIR
Hey Nic, Is mine next!
Great job!
Great job!
09-14-2007, 06:52 PM
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Do you use any buffers or anything? I have thought about venturing into getting one, but I am too afraid I will burn the paint. I just need someone to show me how.
I still use the ol' go get some applicator pads and do one panel at a time. It turns out nice but it just takes WAY TO LONG.
I still use the ol' go get some applicator pads and do one panel at a time. It turns out nice but it just takes WAY TO LONG.
09-14-2007, 11:13 PM
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Yes, I use a Porter Cable orbital buffer...but I still take it off by hand. It took 3 1/2 hours to do Nic's car. That's with two people. If you ever want some help, let me know. My setup is designed so that it absolutely won't burn paint. It very simple to use.