Park Avenue Detailing: Subaru Legacy

[gtpaul]

Exterior

Wash/Decon/Clay

Wheels/Tires cleaned and dressed

Rain-X



Paint

Some areas hit with M95/M205 (hood specifically)

Rest of car M205 with PC/Green B&S

Sealed with HD Poxy <love,love,love!



Interior

Scrub, scrub, extract

Surfaces dressed with Megs QID

Leather with 3D liquid Leather

 

[Thomas Dekany]

WOW!



That is wet! Fantastic work. Man, you never hear 95 mentioned anymore.



Good to see your posts.



PS - have you tried UNO yet?

 

[gtpaul]

I had a bottle of 95 sitting, and I'm probably going to get killed for saying it but I prefer it over M105 lol.



I have tried Uno but it really didn't do any better with a Green pad that M205 could do, or with M105 and Yellow.. in my experience.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

I used to like 95 as well.



Must have used too much UNO. It cuts as well as 105 although not as fast.

 

[gtpaul]

I've got 30 cars booked in for the next 4 weeks so I'm sure I'll give it another go. For some reason M105 just isn't cutting like it used too for me. 95 cuts better, and doesn't dust as much (in my past couple uses)

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Just make sure to post some of those details. Interesting about 105 not cutting. It works best for me when I use alot of polish and move fairly fast and higher than recommended rpms.

 

[Junebug]

I liked the stripes in the carpet, reminds me of my landscaping days and trying to keep the lines straight! How did you like the 3D leather product?

 

[gtpaul]

I liked the stripes in the carpet, reminds me of my landscaping days and trying to keep the lines straight! How did you like the 3D leather product?

I actually really enjoy using it. I massage it in by hand let it soak for about 30 mins to an hour, then buff the residual product off for a nice satin appearance without being too shiny. All depends on the type of leather to begin with, some end up Matte some have a tad bit of sheen.