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Karl

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So got the polisher aout today and fought i would try the thing out on a mats car thats 13 years old and really happy with the results it gave. ill say nomore and let the pictures do the talking.

Before.
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Blowing it over
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Shampooing
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After shampooing the paint condition
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Claying
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Condtion after claying
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Taping the blacks up
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Cutting into the paint with cutting compound
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Half and half of the bonnet
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Prime Lime polishing
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Waxing
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Finished Result :)
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Definitely a lot of gloss added! Just one thing... one pic, and it might not be representative :p, but try and keep the pad flat to the panel.
 
From the pics, theres a fair improvement. Guessing both you and your mate are fairly happy with the results.

Try the mildest combinations first on the twingo... If if your happy with the results from the mildest combination. stick to it. If not, move up a grade.
1. Menzerna Final Finish (PO85RD) and yellow finishing pad.
2. Menzerna Final Finish (PO85RD) and orange polishing pad

3a.Menzerna Intensive Polish (P085RD 3.02) and orange polishing pad, to hit deep swirls or use on harder paints
3b. followed by Menzerna Final Finish (PO85RD) and yellow finishing pad to refine the gloss


Enjoy the results :D
 
Looks impressive Karl :)

I've always wanted to invest in a mop, but just a bit too scared in taking one to me car :? :oops:

How 'easy' are these things to use, was this your first go proper, or you practiced on scrap panels etc?
 
looks really good mate, i love the way your practising on other peoples cars :lol:

u can do mine in if you need some more practice!! :mrgreen:
 
Graham":f6bbkrwi said:
Looks impressive Karl :)

I've always wanted to invest in a mop, but just a bit too scared in taking one to me car :? :oops:

How 'easy' are these things to use, was this your first go proper, or you practiced on scrap panels etc?

Was a first go on a car but had done a scrap panel during the week. Really easy to use
 
It rained the other night so i ask my mate to get a picture of the beading :)

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