'09 BMW M5, 2-step correction and Opti-Coat/Glass Pro: Rasky's Auto Detailing

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RaskyR1

Rasky's Auto Detailing
This car belongs to a good client of mine and which was purchased used last year by his father. They were looking to bring the paint back to life and give it some long term protection. As you can see from the pictures there was a good amount of swirls and a few RIDS that needed to be taken care of.





Process:



Wash - Megs Hyper Wash, 2BM, Lambs wool mit

Tires - OPC and Tuf-Shine brush, Hyper Dressing 3:1

Wheels - Sonax FE with various brushes and wash mit, Wheels removed and both faces and barrels were coated with Opti-Coat Pro

Surface prep - Speedy prep towel, Glide for lube

Decon - IronX and Tarminator

Paint correction - HD Adapt beta polish on the Rupes 21 with Megs MF polishing pads followed by HD Polish with yellow Rupes pads.

Coating Prep - Eraser and IPA wipe down

Glass - Clayed, polished with Hyper Polish, IPA wipe down coated with Opti-Glass Pro

Coating - Applied with CarPro micro suede and foam block applicator





Before pics





















Swirls!













Few specs of white road paint.





Deep scratch on the top of the rear bumper cover...this required some wet sanding









Removed washer heads





50/50 after HD Adapt!!! Love this stuff!









Finished



















































Thanks for looking,



Rasky
 
Nice Turn Around...



How do you like the Speedy prep towel, Glide for lube ?

A local place in Waterloo has these in stock now. Had me curious about them..
 
reeeko99 said:
Nice Turn Around...



How do you like the Speedy prep towel, Glide for lube ?

A local place in Waterloo has these in stock now. Had me curious about them..
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Thanks!



I love the Speedy Prep Towel! Saves tons of time and my fingers don't cramp up like when I use clay. Be sure to break them in on the glass though. Some paints may get light marring but the same can be said for clay. Either way it polishes out with ease and I don't use clay or the towel unless I plan to polish. ;)
 
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