Bmw M3 Sibergrau

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Hi





Bmw M3 2002 ,an amazing car for another creation of M Division by BMW



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I confess that this car is one of my alltime favorite, this detail was so easy doin´t



The paint had some swirls, a little deeper in the horizontal panels as i suspect, some light scracthes



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The beautifull 18" rims were in good shape and they had only a little ferodo, and dirt.



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The hood had a strange mark, it seems like a bird drop long time ago, some light wet sanding and it was almost gone



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The roof had some deep swirls but the paint was in very good condition



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The interior was very good, only the leather and some plastics needed some strong help ;)



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The powerhouse of the M3, 6 cilinder, 3.2 Liter, 343hp and 365 nm :)



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I thought the paint was less hard than the usual german paints, i was wrong, VERY WRONG



I started with pc and orange pad, and zero..yellow pad, minor gains...Its Rotary time :)



My setup



- washed and clayed

- rotary @ 1400 rpm , yellow propel pad with PG x 1 ( x2 horizontal panels )

- PC @5/6 edge green and IP ( what a huge gain here )

- rotary @ 600 , blue pad and FF



I finished with RMG and Nattys blue



Trim with 1z balsam



Engine with 1z w99 and Hyperdresser (6:1)



Door jams with OCW.



The interior cleand and conditioned with Poorboys Natural look, leather took 1z Lederfleger, seats cleaned with apc.



Lets look the after,shall we?? :)



Interior



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Engine



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so wet...RMG and Nblue are awesome :clap:



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The rear with the 4 pipes ready to rock



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Just more wet look



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Front of the car,one word...respect :)



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There we going looking for some sun



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Dark shots



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Yea, silbergrau is german for "silver gray"



unfortunately, this car is "stihlgrau" aka steel gray ;)



nice detail btw :)
 
Judging by this pic he used a dressing. Doesn't shop up so well in some, probably because of the light and the fact that they were drving around.
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Right on, but all the photos show tire dressing except the ones of the next day...:(
 
Gorgeous car and excellent detail! I know I love my convertible!!! So you were not able to remove the swirls by PC? I found my Imola red paint seems to be a little on the soft side?
 
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