Black 328i - corrected and Zainoed

[imported_themightytimmah]

This was a 328i I did for Autopia member Inabis. It had some severe marring from a tunnel wash - and some of the softest paint I've seen lately. It was almost impossible to finish out well - PO106FF ended up doing the trick.



Before:

ONR

CG Clay

OP/orange foam X2 (I tried wool and the hazing was rediculous) @1500

PO106ff/PC 6/Green CCS

Z5pro

Z2pro on rims

AA foam on tires via foam applicator

 

[bluec]

Very nice. Yea, the Jet Black on these cars are VERY soft. I'm going to be spending a solid day on my E92 this weekend. I found Collinite #845 really helps to cover up the minor swirls. I'm able to get rid of all but little swirling, so it helps to use something to cover up the rest.

 

[tom p.]

Nice work!! :up :up

 

[imported_Denzil]

Great results! That is one clean-looking car.

 

[BA_Titan]

Looks NICE! :woot2:

 

[imported_memnuts]

Looks great. You turned a grey appearing car back to deep rich Black. :xyxthumbs

 

[Scottwax]

Excellent work, very deep and wet looking finish.



I agree about the solid black BMWs, really tough to buff out because of how soft the paint is.

 

[kleraudio]

Thats a beauty timmah! Great work as always!



So wet!



Jim

 

[Suurje]

Holy ****!



E90 and swirled up so badly. But anyway, looks great now.

 

[Old Pirate]

Great job, the black paint is so wet!:bow

 

[imported_rydawg1]

super job Tim! That is one sweet looking car now!

 

[itb76]

Terriffic job on a sweet ride! :bigups

 

[gmblack3]

Great work on that soft clear! You finished it out really well.

 

[imported_paradigm]

i wouldn't have wanted to give the keys back to the owner! :drool:

 

[Bigpoppa3346]

Wow, very, very wet glowing finish. I also agree that the black paint on the new BMWs are terribly soft, not only is it a pain getting it marring free, but keeping it that way is pretty much impossible, IMO. Anyways, you did a great job