Correction on a Toyota Avensis and a dirty Audi A4

[porta]

Toyota Avensis -07



No so many before pictures but the car was only a year old and swirled to hell. The owner uses fairy and a old sponge to wash the car :shocked

Cherry foam mixed with alkalie degreaser to clean the paint before applying LSP

After wash, no LSP

LSP curing

Mixed afters

Wash

Heavy alkalie degreaser, cut 1:25 with water

Cherry foam

Clay block, using cherry foam as lubrication

IPA/H2O wipedown



Polish

Menzerna PO85RD3,02 with new purple coloured pads - Top tool

Menzerna PO85RDRE5 with black Mirka finishing pad, rotary 900-1200-1500-1800-2000-2500-1500-900 (IE zenith) must say that I love to polish Menzerna @ higher speeds :woot2: Each step was removed with a new mf-towel and paint wipedown with IPA/H2O



Second wash

2oz cherry foam blandat with 3oz heavy alkalie mixed with ~16oz of water via foam gun 1:10. Foamed twice. Rinsed with pressure washer. Dried with soft waffle weaves



LSP

A new sample. Applied with a small mf-sponge. Let cured for about 30 mins. Removed with a damp mf-towel and a clean mf-towel for second buff



Audi A4 -03





BEFORE

AFTER

This was a wash, clay and sealant.



Same prepp as above, but the LPS was applied with rotary and a finishing pad @ 900 rpm.



Thanks for lookin :heelclick

 

[MrRumble]

Wow, super job on both! That A4 looked like it had been through a war before!!

 

[pampos]

Great job on both mate!! Where does this A4 was before??? : )

 

[Carbon Blue]

awesome turn around! both cars look excellent!

 

[porta]

Thanks guys. The Audi did just came back from a moose hunting trip

 

[imported_rydawg1]

Nice work Marcus. How do you like your new Rotory?

 

[Holden_C04]

I must say that 2500 rpm sounds a little high. Regardless, it's hard to argue with the result. :goodjob:

 

[imported_sal3291]

They both look great, nice work

 

[porta]

Nice work Marcus. How do you like your new Rotory?

Thanks ryan. I love the new rotary :woot2: this is my second AEG, I had one a couple of years ago but sold it for a Flex, so now I am back to AEG.

I must say that 2500 rpm sounds a little high. Regardless, it's hard to argue with the result. :goodjob:

Scholl Concepts are compounding with 3.000 rpm...



No problem with high rpm, easier to break down the polish. But you have to use a very soft pad and no pressure and move the polisher a little bit faster then regular. Then when the polish starts to break down, go down to low rpm and burnish the paint to a high gloss.

They both look great, nice work

Thanks