Alright.. Thanks again for all the tips and suggestions everyone.. It really is a time consuming project.. Took me from about 12pm-4pm, between using the claybar, waxing, and then some back to black for the trim.. There was a 30 minute lunch break in there about halfway.. But other then that I was in the garage working.. So far it appears to be very much worth an afternoon of work. I had plans this evening so I didn't get too much time to admire it, in the sunlight. But there will be pics tormorrow.. Later
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sweet
cant wait for piktars.
im thinking of doing the same. theres a service here, they come to ur house and clay ur car, but thats expensive.
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now you need to polish the paint. you can see the reflections of the trees, but they are not clear like water. you should invest in a porter cable orbital buffer along with a cutting pad and a polishing pad and some power polish. after that, you should have some mirror reflections like this:
later.
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Yea I need what type G has...But then my paint is chipping so I dont bother lol.
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Damn Mike...shit looks good. MRT pics are looking good too
Id love to do that but, i got a rust spot or two to take care of, plus that damned spot on my rear door
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Originally posted by JarrettIs there a goal you're trying to accomplish besides looking dope as hell?
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Originally posted by TypeGnow you need to polish the paint. you can see the reflections of the trees, but they are not clear like water. you should invest in a porter cable orbital buffer along with a cutting pad and a polishing pad and some power polish. after that, you should have some mirror reflections
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Originally posted by MadSpleen85What kind of Polish do you recommend? I have some Mother's Step 1, Power Polish.. I haven't used any of that since I bought it.. Also I have a 10" Random Orbital buffer/polisher, just need to buy some new bonnets for it.. LMK any suggestions.. Later
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Originally posted by Blk EX CoupeWhat you should look into is a Porter Cable or Ultimate Detailing Machine. These random orbitals use a Velcro backing plate with foam pads. Each pad has a different level of aggressiveness, so that you can take out big scratches and light swirls or just wax your car.
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Originally posted by Blk EX CoupeMost places will have an introduction kit with the machine, pads, a couple towels, and maybe a polish.
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