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#16
Thanks everyone! It took 8 hours total! However it took a while to get comfortable with the pc. Once I got the hang of it it went really well! I washed clayed, applied " wheel wax " to the wheels, tire dressing... then started to polish... 105 followed by 205. Then hand glaze and then sealant with crimson pad ... Windows with stoners. All togeather was 8 hours but worth it. Today went to fill tank ... A guy walk up to me and asks "how do you get your car to shine like that?". I smile was so happy!
#18
I was really worried to! Just do some research and follow the detailed image "instructions" you will be fine... Not hard at all! You will impress yourself, I did . Porter cable is a great tool very user friendly!
#19
Yea... It is supposed to rain here tomorrow as well . But good thing I will get a chance to see how my sealant holds up and give me an excuse to wash and add a layer of "natty blue paste wax" this weekend. Going to order tomorrow from detailed image
#20
BOA,
Read r6rider211's other thread. I posted a link in there for the how-to with the polisher and M105/205. Its really really easy once you read the tutorial and then start polishing. If you follow the instructions and take your time and not make a mess, its not that hard.
Makes it all worth it.
Read r6rider211's other thread. I posted a link in there for the how-to with the polisher and M105/205. Its really really easy once you read the tutorial and then start polishing. If you follow the instructions and take your time and not make a mess, its not that hard.
Makes it all worth it.
#26
Thanks for the comments everyone... I am still very impressed with the car, been using the two bucket wash method and this week applied a coat of Natty Blue liquid wax and the car still looks amazing!
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