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Piotr Boguslawski
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I spent the first weekend in June with a beautiful Opel Astra Coupe Bertone from 2001 (belongs to my oldest son). The car was thoroughly cleaned, the paint has been corrected and polished and at the end all external elements was coated with products that improve water repellency. The car was not in the best condition as shown in the following images.
Saturday, I started from exact the car wash. The whole process took me an absurd amount of time mainly because of the wheels, which probably never been properly cleaned
I used the strongest products that I have and a whole arsenal of different brushes and cloths. After the wheels the car was sprayed with an "active" foam (also the strongest that I have) to soften as much as possible the old dirt, insects and tar. The next steps were: clean the various nooks and crannies, proper wash with two buckets technique, the fight with black dots
and get rid of the metal "dirt" and clay. I used a product called "ClayBlock Professional" from Chemical Guys which worked very comfortable, but you have to be careful with it - it is a very aggressive product and IMO not suitable for cleaning cars that will not go to the step of paint correction. At the end of the car was very carefully dried and was ready for inspection of the paint.
to be continued...
I spent the first weekend in June with a beautiful Opel Astra Coupe Bertone from 2001 (belongs to my oldest son). The car was thoroughly cleaned, the paint has been corrected and polished and at the end all external elements was coated with products that improve water repellency. The car was not in the best condition as shown in the following images.








Saturday, I started from exact the car wash. The whole process took me an absurd amount of time mainly because of the wheels, which probably never been properly cleaned















to be continued...