bryansbestwax vs the scotch brited Benz B200

[bryan]

I received a PM from another forum of a possible referral for a job on a benz. I ended up receiving a call from the owner of the benz, and set up an appointment to look at the car. At first I thought ok, not bad, then I saw the hood. Wholly Moses. Apparently her dad had helped her get sap off the hood of he car. With a scotch Brite pad. The car was sanded on the hood and compounded and the car was polished, I had limited time but somehow managed to pull it off. All work done with a rotary.

The start.





The scratches













Bad Staining from something



Buffer marks



Polishing out the body, not perfect, but definitely a bit better





Murky trim



Fixing it up



Afters











Happy customer and referrer



That is the scotch brite hood

 

[Junebug]

Looks good, I'm sure she won't be using a scotch brite again.

 

[CTSV]

scotch brite?



Was he drunk?



I'm pretty sure even my mother, the owner of a 93 celica; a car with something on the metal which could loosely be called 'paint' knows not to use a scotch brite pad on a car's surface.

 

[imp_Rob.]

Good job Bryan !


 


BTW, have you ever used car brite products ? http://www.carbrite.com/


Just picked up some XTR non acid wheel cleaner and Citrus MP APC.


 

 

[Scottwax]

Considering the starting point, it looks amazing!

 

[bryan]

Good job Bryan !



BTW, have you ever used car brite products ? http://www.carbrite.com/

Just picked up some XTR non acid wheel cleaner and Citrus MP APC.

Yes. I am not a fan.



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