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A few pics after polishing my pcar 8 hours working... but a nice result:
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POST 2Original post
Good job Joaquin. Car looks great, nice color too. By the way, you guys did a great job with Olympics back in '92.
POST 3Original post
lookin' good ________________________ Teleman river_cropped_sm.jpg
POST 4Original post
That's my favorite color, Jaoquin. You did a fantastic job - it looks like polished glass. I love that European license plate too. Bob
POST 5Original post
Muy bonito mi amigo. Black can be beautiful.
POST 6Original post
Quotes source post: 5685225
Except his car is blue. Great job detailing the car. It looks great.
POST 7Original post
beautiful.... now go and get it dirty again!
POST 8Original post
Ocean Blue Metallic? Awesome color! Nice car.
POST 9Original post
Pic 4, mmmmmm. What did you use?
POST 10Original post
It looks amazing, and I really love that color.
POST 11Original post
Ocean Blue or Midnight Blue?
POST 12Original post
Like I said above..."lookin' good". Eric at bumperplugs.com could plug that key hole and front bumper and make it look even better. No affiliation by the way.
POST 13Original post
Quotes source post: 5685429
You thinking about the lack of swirls?
POST 14Original post
Quotes source post: 5685966
Yes.
POST 15Original post
GORGEOUS!
POST 16Original post
Quotes source post: 5686094
I've had good results with a single stage polish and a Porter Cable machine - then topping that off with a sealant. No more swirls!
POST 17Original post
Quotes source post: 5686114
Man that is nice!!! Love the color.
POST 18Original post
Joaquin - looks great! Absolutely worth the effort, and it will be much easier to keep that way now!
POST 19Original post
Joaquin, te quedo super chevre Que tipo de pulimiento usastes?? Oye, y que color es tu carro? Me gusta como en algunas fotos se mira negro, y luego azul.
POST 20Original post
Quotes source post: 5686114
I'm finding the Porter is good for paint in reasonable condition, but seriously lacking after color sanding.
POST 21Original post
Oh, but nice looking results though. My compliments.
POST 22Original post
Quotes source post: 5687665
Yep - you'll need more power that a PC for that level of work You'll need some sort of rotary polisher to take on that task
POST 23Original post
Yes, it's back to the 7" with a wool bonnet.
POST 24Original post
You got two rear ends in picture #5 and I see a C4 in front. BTW the car looks great.
POST 25Original post
Quotes source post: 5687665
Absolutely, but not many can operate a direct drive rotary effectively, I've seen many professionals do a less than stellar job, and actually ruin good finishes. Always best to start on the safe end...
POST 26Original post
Quotes source post: 5688121
Ahh, if they ruin a paint job with a rotary: either they are not professionals, or the paint job is sub standard.
POST 27Original post
Nice butt shot !
POST 28Original post
Wow, very nice! What, they don't have rock chips in Spain??
POST 29 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Quotes source posts: 5684991, 5685308, 5685429, 5685627, 5687575, 5689384
Thanks. We hope to repeat in 2016 Madrid (my home) Midnight blue I'll answer you at the end of the most Midnight Blue Menzerna (son fantasticos) Midnight Blue. Unfortunately we have them too. My front bumper had a good paint job last year. At now It's plenty of little rock chips but I tried to disguise them with a Touch Up Paint Kit. Materials I used to complete the detailing process: Wash: Sonax Gloss Shampoo and wool lamb glove 100% natural Clean up (decontaminate): Clay bar: Wolfgang Elastic Poly Clay Polish: The machine: Blaukraft Step 1: Menzerna Intensive Polish PO 85RD3.02 + yellow foam (cut) Step 2: Menzerna Power Gloss + green foam (polish) Step 3: Menzerna Final Polish + blue foam (finish) Sealant: Poorboys EX Sealant with Carnauba Wax: Poorboys Nattys Paste Wax - Blue (ideal for dark paint) (after sealant I waxed the car twice.) It took me about 8 hours, but I have to say that my friend Fernando helped me in the polish procedure with the machine. It's too hard. Thanks everybody for the comments
POST 30Original post
Quotes source post: 5691807
Wow, 8 hrs and all those products!
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