Hunter from MD

Bunta

Bunta

New member
Im new to the forums here but not new to detailing. I'm seventeen and have been detailing for 3 years. I work at a body shop which specializes in mercedes benz(Auto Collision Specialists - CELETTE Equipment Collision Specialist, Maryland,) and works on tons of high end cars. We have a 2 bay building with all the works air, steam cleaner, extractor, multiple buffers orbital and rotary. you name it we've got it. Since it is a body shop we do a lot of denibbing(removing dirt from new paint)which requires lots of wetsanding. Im trying to get these cars swirl free as possible and maybe you guys can help. We also do general detail work and clean every customer car before delivery. We use many "Car Brite", Meguiar's and 3m products.

I own a 1989 Bmw 325i which ive been working on and hope you guys will learn to love the older style. Its single stage Zinnoberot(Red) with a nearly flawless interior. Ill post pics when i have enough posts.

I hope I can help any of you become better detailers and you will help me.

Hunter
 
Welcome to DC :howdy

There are many friendly members here that are always willing to share and learn.

Enjoy your stay

"J"
 
Welcome, nothing wrong with the late 80's BMW's those are classics. From your avatar it is a nice shade of red. I'm sure working at a MB dealer you'll have quite a bit to share with us. Enjoy the forums!
 
Welcome to DC and nice BMW!

Have you ever used Car Brite Water Spot Remover Gel?

If so, can you share your experience?
 
mgm2003 said:
Welcome to DC and nice BMW!

Have you ever used Car Brite Water Spot Remover Gel?

If so, can you share your experience?
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cant say i've used it.

thanks for the warm welcome everyone hopefully i can be of some help.



Hunter
 
Bunta said:
cant say i've used it.

thanks for the warm welcome everyone hopefully i can be of some help.


Cool.

What are you trying to learn/gain on the boards?

p.s. -What are you guys using to wet/color sand? (share please).
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theRIAA said:
my name is hunter!
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cool name:)

We use norton and 3M paper from 1000 to 3000 grit. On either on a soft block or sometime a DA sander(leaves pigtails but works well for sanding entire hoods or other panels). Then the usual buffing/polishing stuff.
 
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