First mini-detail with PC(56k maybe not)

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EnhanceSS

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I think it turned out alright, for my first time that is. I only attempted the hood, and this still took me a ridiculous amount of time to do (4ish hours)







Process:



Dawn wash

clay with megs quik clay

deep crystal wash

1 pass sonus sfx-1 on sfx-1 pad

2 passes OP on sfx-2 pad

1 pass OP on sfx-3 pad

wax with natty's blue (friggen hard to buff off, must have applied too thick)



what do you guys think?



before:





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after:



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looks good you might want to skip the op on sonus-sfx 3 pad step. I think you could go from sfx-2 and the op to your lsp. other then that, I think you did a great job.



How do you like the sfx pads and polishes? The polishes dust a bit to much for me.



good luck
 
Excellent work.

I fully encourage doing only what you can properly rather than rushing the whole job.

Make sure you post pics when its all done. :2thumbs:
 
CelicaLover said:
looks good you might want to skip the op on sonus-sfx 3 pad step. I think you could go from sfx-2 and the op to your lsp. other then that, I think you did a great job.



How do you like the sfx pads and polishes? The polishes dust a bit to much for me.



good luck
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The SFX-1 did dust quite a bit more then the OP, i dont really have the experience to compare it to any other cutting polish. I still thought it did what it was supposed to do quite well though.
 
A quick question: What do people normally do when polishing around awkward body curves and contours? I tried to go over the ridges while straying as little as possible from my path, any tips?
 
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