Detailed C230 Coupe -B4/after shots

BaDm0theR

BaDm0theR

~Live with Passion!~
Yes,....this is the same car from my 'Need Advice thread.'

Due to weather and time contraints, i was only able to use Meg's #9 and top it off with NXT....not the complete process i hoped for....but nonetheless very good results. I was a little worried using my PC 7424 for the first time....but after 5 minutes i fell in LOVE! What a tool!:wait


Enjoy.

3/4 shot-BEFORE
 
The car looks awesome.
The NXT will look even better after it sits overnight. Don't know why but it just does.
Great job!!!
 
Was the owner pleased? :D

Great job!
Especially since it has often been said that the PC doesn't have the capability to correct severe paint problems.
The paint problems in the before pictures look pretty severe to me.
The after pictures make it difficult to believe it is even the same car.
Congratulations

Charles :bow
 
great job!! what did you use on the wheels. i was told that those kind of results were only capable using a rotary.
 
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Holy Cr*p BM!!! That looks fantastic!

I used my PC for the first time today as well...but not on a black-swirl monster. I have a '95 Toyota that I have....neglected....and black. Can you give some specifics about PC speed, pad used with Meg's #9, PC patterns, and time needed to remove the water spots and swirls? I'm facing similiar Ugliness, but you've inspired me. As a "rank amatuer" I was getting a little intimidated.

Thanks...and great work. Please let us know the owners reaction.
 
I don't write this to take away from the great job done by "bad", because the car looks great BUT he did say that he used Meg. #9 which has fillers in it so it may be that the swirls have been filled and not removed.

The PC will not remove swirls, perhaps it may with very light swirls, but medium to heavy swirls it will not remove because there is not enough heat and friction developed but it will lay down #9 very nicely which will hide swirls and it is said that NXT also has filling capabilities.

Again not taking away from a job well done but I thought I would just add that.

Anthony
 
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