2005 Mustang GT - Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Coating

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Pic's are late in the day... Finished around 6:30 pm EST, just iPhone pic's, and my battery was at 4%... Couldn't get the best shots in the world.. Only thing left is install chin-spoiler, polish and coat that. Always tomorrow...

Not looking bad for a 10 year old Pony

For the geeks.... and detail gods...
Ragtop Cleaner with Horse Hair Brush
wash 2BM & AG Foam Gun - Pinnacle Body-Work Shampoo
Iron-X
Wash #2, AG Foam Gun only (w/mitt)
(wheels were already fine and coated)
Exhaust tips - Pinnacle Exhaust Tip Cleaner - LC Exhaust Tip pad
Clay with Pinnacle Fine Clay - Megs D114 as clay lube
Ragtop Sealer
Pinnacle Advance Compound - LC Orange 4"
Pinnacle Advanced Finishing Polish - LC 4" Tangerine Hi-Tech
Pinnacle BL Diamond Coating Polish - Foam MF Applicator
Pinnacle BL Diamond Coating - LC Coating Applicator
Wheel wipe down w/ Megs D114
Tires - Pinnacle Black Onyx Tire Gel
Black trim - Solution black and DP Detailers
Glass - Pinnacle Glass Works with spot remover & Pinnacle Glass Cleaner with Repellent.
Wheelwells - Chemical Guys Barebones (grape juice).
Interior was fine... nothing done.









 
Wow, great depth as highlighted by the cloud's reflections in the paint. Looks great!

Just motivated me to correct me car.
 
My god...looking at that gorgeous car, all I can say regarding the new model mustang...ford, what the hell where you thinking?
 
nice car there

Thanks Bill!

Wow, great depth as highlighted by the cloud's reflections in the paint. Looks great!

Just motivated me to correct me car.

Thanks t-bird!

Nice car. Beautiful shine.

Thanks Mike!

Looking good Paul!

Thanks Mike!

My god...looking at that gorgeous car, all I can say regarding the new model mustang...ford, what the hell where you thinking?

I actually get a lot of compliments on this car. It's the first year of the retro-redesign (2005), and it's has red leather interior. Great combination. I'm always asked if I want to sell the car. It sounds as healthy as it looks, with a Borla ATAK Cat-Back exhaust.

With all that said, I love the new ones. One thing I remind folks is the Mustang was named after the P-51 Mustang, not the horse. The new one is more true to it's roots as a car fashioned after a fighter plane than ever in it's history. Just one look at the 2015's and you can see the aeronautical queues. I love them all!
 
Wow that looks great! You did the whole car with 4" pads? That's commitment. No wonder it was late in the day.
 
Wow that looks great! You did the whole car with 4" pads? That's commitment. No wonder it was late in the day.


Thanks!!!

Compounding was done on a different day, I broke the work up, but yesterday was polish and then coating prep. I like working with the 4" pads on this car because of the body curves and I can get into the tight spots. The c-curve on the body side is tough to work with of you're using 6". Same with the raised sections on the hood. The trunk is short, so again the 4" is better. Plus I can work smaller sections. I don't have to contend with a roof so that saves a lot of time.

Have a PC 7424xp, I'd waist a lot of time changing backing plates, so it's just easier to change out pads as required, but keep them the same size.
 
all is now well in the universe. Chin spoiler back on, red mustang registry sticker back on....

Also spent about an hour with q-tips and foam pads on sticks with some solution black getting every honeycomb of the grill... Won't do that again!



 
Throw some CarPro Dlux on your plastics and trim - wont have to worry about the honeycomb grill for a while...

Mustang look great, that red really pops!
 
Thanks!!!

Compounding was done on a different day, I broke the work up, but yesterday was polish and then coating prep. I like working with the 4" pads on this car because of the body curves and I can get into the tight spots. The c-curve on the body side is tough to work with of you're using 6". Same with the raised sections on the hood. The trunk is short, so again the 4" is better. Plus I can work smaller sections....

I have found this with my car as well. I will break out the 5.5" Hydrotech's for the hood and the roof, but everything else is 4" due to the curves of the body.
 
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