Swirly 93 Montego Blue Touring RX7

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metal

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Just got this today:clap::clap::clap:

Paint was pretty cloudy lookin, it had been in the prev owners workshop covered in sawdust for a number of months, so I set out to clean it up a bit. No means 100% correction, but an improvement for now. I only did a one step on it, I might do more thorough correction sometime in the future, I just wanted it looking better for now, and didn't wanna spend too much time on the paint today.



Process:

Wash

Clay

M105/OP 50/50 - white lc CCS 6" and 4" pads via rotary

S100



Befores

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You can see the colour shift pretty nicely here, dark blue and green metallic flake.

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My halogen randomly decided to die mid-detail, but here are the afters



Afters

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Looks pretty damn good to me for a one-stepper.



How'd you like the 105/OP 50/50 mixture by the way? Can you tell us in detail your experience with it (working time, ease of use, gumming, hopping)? I was actually thinking of trying some varying 105/OP mixes as well to extend its work-in time.
 
I like it a lot, unfortunately it still dusts a little bit, but it gives it a MUCH longer working time; it pretty much feels like OP with more cut.
 
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