BMWs:05 Black 745li/04 Silver 645ci & a Black 04 Lexus LS430

[Old Pirate]

Mind blowing!!!!!!!!!I'm lost for words.......:drool: :drool: :drool:

 

[imported_RedlineIRL]

Nice work, huge improvements.

In this pic you can see how Z7 will start to "float" the polishing oils off of the surface:

Is Z7 intended to remove polishing oils and carnubas? From what Sal has said, it's not supposed to remove any kind of polishing oils or waxes. But, I doubt he would say that it would even if it does. Based upon your experince, do you typically use Z7 as a regualr wash or before doing a detail? I'm just trying to figure out if I should be using it regularly or not.

 

[gmblack3]

holy foam batman! :shocked props to your skills sir! :bigups :kewlpics

Thanks Merci! The foam lance kicks out the snow big time. :woot2:

Great work!



No water use ban in AL?

Thanks SVT!



None that I know of. :think2



None at all.

Very nice.. The wheels on the 645 made a huge turn around!

Thanks SRT4! The wheels took some time, but the results are always worth it.

Simply awesome work!! :bow

Thanks Lee!

Mind blowing!!!!!!!!!I'm lost for words.......:drool: :drool: :drool:

Thanks Angelo!

Nice work, huge improvements.





Is Z7 intended to remove polishing oils and carnubas? From what Sal has said, it's not supposed to remove any kind of polishing oils or waxes. But, I doubt he would say that it would even if it does. Based upon your experince, do you typically use Z7 as a regualr wash or before doing a detail? I'm just trying to figure out if I should be using it regularly or not.

Thanks Redline!



I am really not sure, this is what I see.



I usually use CG citrus wash clear 2oz and 1oz of Z7 for the initital wash and then 2-3oz of Z7 for the after polish wash in the foam lance with the rest water in a 32oz bottle. Both washes still get a sheepskin mitt used. I will ask Sal next time I talk to him.

 

[Suki22]

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!! Simply beautiful work...I love the 745..........Superior work........................:bow

 

[Accumulator]

[Insert usual :bow regarding gmblack3a's work]



gmblack3a- Thanks for the details (no pun intended ) about how you did the work. Interesting that you got such severe correction done without taking off more clear :think:



Also, I appreciate your tip about how a trigger (vs. Metabo-style switch) can be preferable when working with the M105, that's good to know.

 

[Afinn4]

when you clayed the 745li do you clay the entire car or just "bad" spots?

 

[gmblack3]

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!! Simply beautiful work...I love the 745..........Superior work........................:bow

Thanks suki22!

[Insert usual :bow regarding gmblack3a's work]



gmblack3a- Thanks for the details (no pun intended ) about how you did the work. Interesting that you got such severe correction done without taking off more clear :think:



Also, I appreciate your tip about how a trigger (vs. Metabo-style switch) can be preferable when working with the M105, that's good to know.

Thanks Accumulator! Some areas had 0.1mil removed and the rest where under that amount,

when you clayed the 745li do you clay the entire car or just "bad" spots?

I clayed all painted surfaces.