1990 Marina Blue Miata restored with Wolfgang's new AIO

Great work and pictures to show the huge difference. Already placed an order for this. Thanks for sharing. Any detailer or car enthusiast, need to have an AIO in their arsenal.
 
WOW!,

Not trying to complicate simple things, this thread is on top of every other AIO thread I've seen to date.

Great product review, photography, and of course, results. You simply nailed it!

' - Those pictures will sell Uber AIO.'

Thanks for sharing,

Kind Regards.
 
Pretty impressive for an AIO. I can't wait to get a bottle
 
Thanks guys. I'll be using this stuff on a current gen Camaro next week so keep an eye out for another thread!
 
Very impressive. Really makes me want to order some. Not only does it appear to correct well, but the look is nice on its own. Imagine it with a topper of WG WOWA...
 
Were you able to get that staining and etching in the trim off?

Shown in the before pic of the a pillar. My car has the same problem and haven't had luck getting it out so far.
 
Chase.Detailing said:
Were you able to get that staining and etching in the trim off?

Shown in the before pic of the a pillar. My car has the same problem and haven't had luck getting it out so far.
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I cleaned the trim with APC during the wash and dressed it with Tire & Trim Guard towards the end of the job when the sun started to go down. The material itself seemed to be deteriorating but it looked a lot better than it did before. I was ready to leave and didn't take an after picture. I'll see if I can snag one next week when I go back.
 
Guy down the street has a red RX8 that he lovingly washes every weekend of the summer and I just don't have the heart to tell him how awful his paint looks. I'd so love to get my hands on it for a weekend and turn it into the show stopper it could be! Too bad we don't do more than exchange pleasantries in passing.
 
Excellent review!

This photo is my favorite....

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Bumping this thread back up... because it's a phenomenal color and you did a great job! Looks just like mine now too, haha. Would you say that this was a fairly soft paint, or no? Have you experienced that it tends to be thin on these cars? That's what I've heard from a few people.
 
add lightness said:
Bumping this thread back up... because it's a phenomenal color and you did a great job! Looks just like mine now too, haha. Would you say that this was a fairly soft paint, or no? Have you experienced that it tends to be thin on these cars? That's what I've heard from a few people.
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Thanks! From my experience with polishing 5 of these now, I find that the paint does tend to be soft and relatively easy to correct. Mazda did spray these cars very thin back then, but with an AIO and a DA polisher, I wasn't worried about removing too much paint. I had a 93 supercharged NA that I corrected with only a paint glaze and an orange LC polishing pad. Usually a light correction approach is all your need to bring the gloss back to old oxidized Miata paint.

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That is a night and day transformation! I'm glad you enjoyed Uber as much as I did. I was very pleased with its results.
 
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