Just after pics for this one. General tidy up and buff.
Wasnt to bad usuall swirls etc etc.
Buffed with 3.01 white CCS, 106FF Grey CCS with Rotary then 106FF Grey CCS on the RO
Sealed up with Surf City Garage Barrier Reef, and topped with Polycharged Surf City Garage Speed Demon
AMG ML63 - Black
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None of the pics load for me. Can't tell if it's my connection or not
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I think you missed a spot... Wait! it's just a bugger on monitor.
DBS, How oftern are you called for whites? A man can do all things if he but wills them.
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LOL, thats funny...... Not often hey, apparantly white is so easy everyone can do that. Chris |
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No Turning Back
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That's not true, I have a white car that I cut and buffed and it is swirly! I was going directly from wool with a heavy cutter to foam with polish, and under flourescent light it looked like I was getting the wool swirls out, but in the sun I found that was not at all the truth. Han's suggestion of using the same heavy compound on foam after the wool, before polish, is working well though. I think it makes up for my bad technique w/ the wool, where I put all the swirls in the first place.
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Exactly my point,
to the average person white is easy............. little do they know. This article hits the nail right on the head. http://articles.autopia.org/articles/39 ... int-1.html |
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I'm not entirely convinced of this as many other pros do something similar. Minor swirls, trails, and holos should be expected after the initial compounding with wool. On freshly cut paint. A man can do all things if he but wills them.
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