2010 Camaro first detail

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Ok got to do my first detail of my 2010 Camaro. Washed it with Wolfgang Autobathe dryed it with the Cobra Waffel. Step (1) Wolfgang 3.0 Totalswirl remover step(2) Wolfgang finishing glaze 3.0 Step (3) Wolfgang DeepGloss Paint Sealant 3.0 Will put a coat of Fuzion on later this week. Interior was done with Wolfgang Leather Care Cockpit kit. Glass was done with Invisible Glass. Tires were done with Wolfgang Tire Gel.
 
looks great ...when is delivery to my home ???
 
killer!!! i seriously considered an SS, but got a BMW 335i M-sport instead. i know it's completely different :D
 
armoredsaint said:
killer!!! i seriously considered an SS, but got a BMW 335i M-sport instead. i know it's completely different :D
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I looked at the 335i m-sport also. But, I'm not spending over $50k on a 3 series. It is a nice car though.
 
Good job, nice car
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Nice detail and car.I waited for these but after seeing the final product I am going to check out a challenger SRT-8 this week.
 
02CAMSS said:
Nice detail and car.I waited for these but after seeing the final product I am going to check out a challenger SRT-8 this week.
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Dont do something like that get the Camaro SS it will blow away the Challenger plus it looks better then the Challenger and i think its even cheaper then the Challenger
 
That is 1 SICK ride...congratz!!!..nice job on the detail too. What machine? Pads/size? Speed did you use?
 
Just curious, why the swirl remover? That car is brand new. I thought the wolfgang swirl remover would be a little aggressive for a new car. Looks great though! You will love the Fuzion.
 
ANDYS87 said:
Just curious, why the swirl remover? That car is brand new. I thought the wolfgang swirl remover would be a little aggressive for a new car. Looks great though! You will love the Fuzion.
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Its from the dealership trying to detail it :eek:
 
oski83 said:
That is 1 SICK ride...congratz!!!..nice job on the detail too. What machine? Pads/size? Speed did you use?
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Thanks. I used the Porter Cable D/A 6.5 in pads With the swirl remover i used the orange (Cutting Pad) with the machine off spread about a nickle size of the product out then put on speed 3 spread the product evenly then put machine on about 5 and work in for about 3 minutes doing about a 2x2 section at a time then buff off with a microfiber towel (do NOT alllow product to dry) Then use the white pad for the Finishing Glaze and repeat the process. The Sealant i put on by hand with blue foam applicator do the whole car and let dry for about 45 minutes then buff off. Thank Autogeek for helping me out with this with their cd and handbooks.
 
Gotcha! The dealership lot boy probably washed it with a filthy sponge that he dropped a few times. I've seen some bad things come out of dealerships(appearance and mechanical)...I worked at one for two years before going back to school. Take it back and say, "This is what a new car SHOULD look like!" Again, nice job!
 
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