Red Volvo V70, oxid what else?

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I gave a friend of mine a little help to detail this red Volvo with plenty of oxid. Anyone know when Volvo started to use clearcoats on this cars, 97-98?



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Not so much shine here...just oxid.



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A classic before and after pic of a red car.



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To the right you can see how happy the paint was after gettin´polished



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Left fender before.



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Left fender after, no wax just polished.



Sorry no pics after the car was done, all I did was to polish it. My friend sealed it later.



Process:



Compounding:Menzerna PO91L with lambswool and Flex Rotary



Polish: Menzerna PO85U with top tool and polishing pads.
 
Thats looking very nice indeed, love the happy face on the uncompleted side of the bonnet! :chuckle:



Seriously good transformation there. :2thumbs:
 
i guess i need to buy me some menzerna products but i just don't know which ones to get. I have over 3k worth of stuff and for some reason never moved on to menzerna. What do you guys think, IP, FPII, thats all i know about it.
 
Amazing transformation. Could've sworn Volvo started using clear on their reds in 1998. Wouldn't happen to know the paint code would you? Kudos man. :2thumbs:
 
Thanks! I tested a couple of combionations and Intensive polish with lambswool was the most effective way to remove the oxid, but I had to clear the pad with a tool after every panel. I also rinsed the pad in water 2 times, the first step took med about 35min, and the second 15min.



I used my new machine called top tool, made in Sweden. It´s basicly a cyclo with a Flex engine(from a rotary 1200w) and the pads are 5,2" You can adjust the rpm from 2200-6500 like a Porter cable. Gives a superb finish with the finishing pads and PO85U or PO85RD.



SVEcobraR: I have powergloss, intensive polish, PO85RD and PO85U(think it´s called final polish II in the states?)



These are IMO the best polishes in the world. If you have Intensive and PO85RD/PO85U than you can fix almost everything. If you have the right pads and machines.
 
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