nathansdad04
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After a ton of trial and error(mostly ERROR)...here are the results of my PC odyssey.
Pics aren't that great, but you get the idea.
Pics aren't that great, but you get the idea.
Polished and looking good (pics)
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audiboy
Hail the power of Quattro
Other than the spots by the wheel wells, the Mustang looks pretty good. Do you mind telling us the process you used?
nathansdad04
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Unfortunately I drove on a dirt driveway the day the pics were taken. I took the pic after an hour of running errands.
If you haven't caught the endless threads I started to try and get the finish right....here's the process
SSR2.5 orange pad
SSR1 white pad
PWs white pad
PWs gray pad (all LC pads) then another pass at speed 6
I spent a bunch of polishing time screwing up the finish(micromarring) until I finally got it right.
Wheel= PB wheel sealant / Meguiars Endurance Gel
PB trim restorer
Raggtopp vinyltop cleaner and protectant
NXT liquid wax (usually I use DG104)
Aquawax
In hindsight....polishing should have been much easier. Now that I understand the processes....future polishing should be pretty simple.
If you haven't caught the endless threads I started to try and get the finish right....here's the process
SSR2.5 orange pad
SSR1 white pad
PWs white pad
PWs gray pad (all LC pads) then another pass at speed 6
I spent a bunch of polishing time screwing up the finish(micromarring) until I finally got it right.
Wheel= PB wheel sealant / Meguiars Endurance Gel
PB trim restorer
Raggtopp vinyltop cleaner and protectant
NXT liquid wax (usually I use DG104)
Aquawax
In hindsight....polishing should have been much easier. Now that I understand the processes....future polishing should be pretty simple.
Poorboy
Founder Poorboy's World
Looks good:bigups and yes, now that you have learned, polishing will be much easier 