Ford Bronco - Now that's nice!

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Here's one I did over the weekend. Two days and 19 hours. Seven hours on just the hood and cowl. This isn't single stage paint, either. The owner only wanted the paint done. I spent an hour on the bumpers and about 30 minutes on the wheels. I threw those in for free. This has been used as a hunting truck for the last 12 years. It has recently turned DD for the wife.

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Colin
 
Jaw-dropping turn-around!

That looks fantastic!

What products and process?
 
Um...WOW!
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Great transformation sir.

DLB
 
Emile said:
Jaw-dropping turn-around!

That looks fantastic!

What products and process?
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G100 with a Meguiar's cutting pad and M105
Meguiar's polishing pad and M80 (the paint really needed the rich polishing oils)
NXT 2.0 with a finishing pad.

Bumpers got a cutting pad with M105 and NeverDull in some spots

Meguiar's ASD on the hardtop and tires

Colin
 
Whoa! Extreme Turnaround!

That is a pretty nice color.
 
That looks fantastic.

I have the same color on my 1992 Ford Explorer. It's Cayman Green Clearcoat.

Unfortunately mine has spent it's entire life outside in the So Cal sun. And after about 100 goings over with Meguiars #82, 82 and Harly Wax it's now showing the dreaded signs of clearcoat failure on the top and a couple of spots on the hood. Time for a respray.
 
jlb85 said:
Whoa! Extreme Turnaround!

That is a pretty nice color.
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Thanks. Once I got to see what the color really looked like, I like it, too.


oldmodman said:
That looks fantastic.

I have the same color on my 1992 Ford Explorer. It's Cayman Green Clearcoat.

Unfortunately mine has spent it's entire life outside in the So Cal sun. And after about 100 goings over with Meguiars #82, 82 and Harly Wax it's now showing the dreaded signs of clearcoat failure on the top and a couple of spots on the hood. Time for a respray.
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Thank you, Sir.


Colin
 
Wow very nice work. On a side note I love Broncos, hope to have one with a built 351W on day.
 
Absolutly out of this world turnaround. And a real nice Bronco.:xyxthumbs:
 
WOW! Great before and after pictures. Great job correcting the paint surface. The Bronco looks brand new again. What products did you use ?
 
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