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here is the link to the finished product http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?p=51894#post51894

Here are some before and after shots. I did my dads Range Rover today. I used XMT#2, XMT#1, XMT glaze. I washed the car the night before using NXT gen car wash. It took me 1.5 hours to tape the car up to protect trim and plastics. It then took me 6.5 hours to do the XMT#2, XMT#1, and the XMT...

Before my project this weekend (whatever vehicle it be), I was hopeing to find out whether or not I can use the PC to do the same treatment to the glass. I don't think XMT #2 will be necessary, but, what about XMT#1. Also, can it be used on the plastic headlight covers, or is it to harsh...

I'm 19, lived in North Carolina for 7 years (I'm english). Thanks, we like 'um (mines the best, but don't tell my parents)

Wow, this thing is amazing. I just did a 6 x 24 section on the rear left panel on my dads Range rover. I didn't spend long on it at all, and the results were amazing. I couldn't believe quite how good this PC7424 did. I didn't take any before and after pics. I plan to do the complete detail on...

I will be doing either a friends M5, or my dads Range rover. The M5 needs it more, but if he can't make it back home this weekend, I will do the Range Rover. Then, most likely, the following weekend, I will do my Z4MC. Then the following weekend, I hope to do my mums Conti GT. All of this is...

Actually, up until this point, I have clayed my car every few months. But I wasn't sure I would need to prior to polishing with the PC. I guess if thats what works best I will do it. The last time I did this to a car, form start to finish (wash, dry, clay, polish, wax) it took me 8-9 hours...

I have order the PC 7424 kit. I will hopefully have it for this weekend. My question is; what preparation has to be done to the car prior to detailing with the PC 7424? Obviously washing the car is the first thing! But, do you have to do anything else after that. My procedure will be...