Review: Xmt 4

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shadybreal

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REVIEW: XMT4

I was finally able to get to use my XMT4 today after a long week of teaching and detailing after school. Since there had already been a few reviews done w/ everyday vehicles, I decided to go a different route. A friend of mine has an old Mustang Mach One that he hopes to restore one. It has stayed outside 24/7 for the past 10 years. I also just got my first rotary in this week. It’s the one you heard others (Justin) talk about. I paid 30 dollars for it and love it. It’s a lot quicker and smoother than my PC, but not too powerful to damage really quickly. I did a few steps w/ the roof. I used XMT, Presta Ultra Cutting Crème light, DG 105, and finally Max Wax.

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Here are few before pics and the tools and chemical needed.

XMT 4 w/ Edge green and blue 8” wave pad
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XMT applied picture:
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After XMT pictures:

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Max Wax applied picture:
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Finished pictures:
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Not to be mean, but there looks like there is a bit of hazing. :P still prob. 100X better than anything that I could do, but why not do another pass with something with less cut?
 
sneek said:
Not to be mean, but there looks like there is a bit of hazing. :P still prob. 100X better than anything that I could do, but why not do another pass with something with less cut?
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Not to be mean also, but did you not see the car in the first picture or read the part about it being outside 24/7 for 10 plus years? Are you looking at the pic w/ the XMT4 still not buffed off? I did another polish step w/ Presta cutting creme light. I wasn't going to spend all day on this car. I really just did it to test the XMT4.
 
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