1 Clean WS6
Detailing Rottweiler
Hey All!!
Hope all is well in Autopia land! Sorry I haven't been posting as much as in past years but with my seventh year of running my business things have exploded out of control for me. Even with a second rig running part time I am still at least three weeks out. Life is good. :waxing: I hope that life finds all of my fellow Autopian buddies in great spirits and good health.
Today I got to play with this beautiful piece of British automotive art. I've never been much of a Bentley fan but this '06 Continental Flying Spur made me reconsider. I loved the smooth, muscular lines and the fact that it has a twin turbo 552 horsepower W-12 under the hood just sealed the deal. It's hard to believe a car of this girth and mass reaching 60mph in five seconds flat and reaching a terminal speed of 190+ but I guess E=MC2 is really true.
The car belongs to a long time client of mine who owns a high end pre-owned luxury dealership. His lot is always full of low mileage exotics and as such is one of the very few dealerships I service. This Bentley is one of his personal rides showing just shy of 17K on the odo. As with all the other "Big B's" I've done the paint is simply incredible. Flat as mirror with ZERO orange peel. This particular car was in good shape with some moderate marring but had some deep rotary induced buffer burn. Below is a description of products and process used for the detail.
Enjoy,
Mike
Wash with Meg's Gold Class shampoo
Polish with Poorboy's SSR 2.5 using a LC orange pad and my PC set at 5-6.
Polish with Poorboy's SSR 1 using a LC white pad and my PC set at 5-6.
Glaze with ClearKote's RMG using a Meg's 9006 pad and my PC set at 5.
Seal with Poorboy's Natty's Red paste wax by hand with a foam pad.
Hope all is well in Autopia land! Sorry I haven't been posting as much as in past years but with my seventh year of running my business things have exploded out of control for me. Even with a second rig running part time I am still at least three weeks out. Life is good. :waxing: I hope that life finds all of my fellow Autopian buddies in great spirits and good health.
Today I got to play with this beautiful piece of British automotive art. I've never been much of a Bentley fan but this '06 Continental Flying Spur made me reconsider. I loved the smooth, muscular lines and the fact that it has a twin turbo 552 horsepower W-12 under the hood just sealed the deal. It's hard to believe a car of this girth and mass reaching 60mph in five seconds flat and reaching a terminal speed of 190+ but I guess E=MC2 is really true.
The car belongs to a long time client of mine who owns a high end pre-owned luxury dealership. His lot is always full of low mileage exotics and as such is one of the very few dealerships I service. This Bentley is one of his personal rides showing just shy of 17K on the odo. As with all the other "Big B's" I've done the paint is simply incredible. Flat as mirror with ZERO orange peel. This particular car was in good shape with some moderate marring but had some deep rotary induced buffer burn. Below is a description of products and process used for the detail.
Enjoy,
Mike
Wash with Meg's Gold Class shampoo
Polish with Poorboy's SSR 2.5 using a LC orange pad and my PC set at 5-6.
Polish with Poorboy's SSR 1 using a LC white pad and my PC set at 5-6.
Glaze with ClearKote's RMG using a Meg's 9006 pad and my PC set at 5.
Seal with Poorboy's Natty's Red paste wax by hand with a foam pad.
