OCW - Nice, Quick and Easy

[RRacer]

Hi There



Last saturday i had an Honda S2000, a red one from a customer that i detailed 5 months ago.

He call me to give a quick detail because the car was dirty...



When he arrived i was shocked...but thrilled in the end, take a look with just a wash and waxed with OCW.

And one hour and some minutes later ,

The owner drived the S for 3000 kms and 5 months , and the detail was there all the time under the dirt.



Akele abraço

 

[Flynn]

I guess you were lucky it hadn't been cleaned much! (if at all since you detailed it)

 

[General Lee]

I'm really enjoying OCW. I sometimes spray it on the vehicle after the wash while it is still wet, dry with a waffle weave then finish buffing off with a MF. Easy and quick.

 

[Mad iX]

Haha, you lie.

I bet you really spent 10 hours laboring away on a full detail.



Just kidding, but it really does look that good.

 

[stilez]

In the end, I'd be very happy he didn't screw up that nice finish.





Nice work, regardless of how long or when you did it.

 

[RRacer]

The full detail was in 14/7/2005 and you can check here



http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=59462&highlight=red+baron



But i was gobsmacked by the force of the detail, true power :drool:

 

[tensors22288]

how can someone with such a nice car let it get so dirty, i really dont get it. nice job on it

 

[Scottwax]

Glad to see I am not the only one getting incredible results using OCW on red paint. That S2000 looks incredibly wet! :drool:



...although quite honestly, I take an S2000 in primer.

 

[imported_Larry A]

Are you sure thats the same car? Did you wash it with QEW, and what did you use on the top.

 

[RRacer]

Are you sure thats the same car? Did you wash it with QEW, and what did you use on the top.

Yes ITS THE SAME car, i don´t use qew, i used 1z raindance and for the top 1z cabrio protect after a good wash :grinno: