DRT BRD
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- Apr 29, 2011
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Cleaned up this zo6 and truck this past weekend. After having my PC take a dump on me during the compounding stage, I had to return with another the next day as I was about 50 miles from home. Returned the following morning and knocked them out.
Initial clean up:
Washed with ONR.
Jams cleaned with ONR.
Clayed with ONR as lube and clay magic fine clay.
Wheel barrels, calipers, and wheel wells cleaned with APC, ONR and various brushes.
Paint Correction/Polishing/Sealing:
Meguiars D300 and a 5" cutting disk was used to correct the majority of the car.
Some panels required M105 coupled with D300 on a 5" cutting disk to remove some of the sever water spots etched into the clear.
Meguiars D301 and a polishing disk was followed up.
Sealed with Wolfgang Fuzion Wax by hand.
Exterior Details:
Glass cleaned and treated with Stoners invisible glass.
Trim/and tires dressed with ShowRoom FX White Pearl.
Rubber seals cleaned and conditioned with Meguiars M40.
Wheel wells treated with Chemical Guys Bare Bones Undercarriage Spray.
Exhaust Tips polished with Green Magic polish.
Interior:
No pictures of the interior but, wiped clean with Meguiars Quick Interior Detailer and various microfibers/brushes for the crevices, and vacuumed. Leather was conditioned with Meguiars leather conditioner.
Washed with ONR since it was slightly dusty:
All emblems were cleaned with Optimum no rinse and a boars hair detail brush to get into the tight crevices:
Lower fender clayed to remove embedded contaminants and fall out:
All masked off ready for correction:
Front fender before:
Front fender after:
Hood before correction, notice the swirls and hard water spots etched into the clear:
All gone:
Another shot:
Rear fender before:
Rear fender after:
Front bumper before:
And after:
50/50 shot of the bumper. Left side uncorrected:
And the whole thing corrected:
Front fender before:
After:
Before:
After:
Driver side door before:
And after:
Rear deck lid had a good amount of swirling/random scratches and some heavily etched water spots. This section took around 5 passes to remove with D300 and M105 combined on a cutting disk:
After the above process:
And the afters outside:
Initial clean up:
Washed with ONR.
Jams cleaned with ONR.
Clayed with ONR as lube and clay magic fine clay.
Wheel barrels, calipers, and wheel wells cleaned with APC, ONR and various brushes.
Paint Correction/Polishing/Sealing:
Meguiars D300 and a 5" cutting disk was used to correct the majority of the car.
Some panels required M105 coupled with D300 on a 5" cutting disk to remove some of the sever water spots etched into the clear.
Meguiars D301 and a polishing disk was followed up.
Sealed with Wolfgang Fuzion Wax by hand.
Exterior Details:
Glass cleaned and treated with Stoners invisible glass.
Trim/and tires dressed with ShowRoom FX White Pearl.
Rubber seals cleaned and conditioned with Meguiars M40.
Wheel wells treated with Chemical Guys Bare Bones Undercarriage Spray.
Exhaust Tips polished with Green Magic polish.
Interior:
No pictures of the interior but, wiped clean with Meguiars Quick Interior Detailer and various microfibers/brushes for the crevices, and vacuumed. Leather was conditioned with Meguiars leather conditioner.
Washed with ONR since it was slightly dusty:
All emblems were cleaned with Optimum no rinse and a boars hair detail brush to get into the tight crevices:
Lower fender clayed to remove embedded contaminants and fall out:
All masked off ready for correction:
Front fender before:
Front fender after:
Hood before correction, notice the swirls and hard water spots etched into the clear:
All gone:
Another shot:
Rear fender before:
Rear fender after:
Front bumper before:
And after:
50/50 shot of the bumper. Left side uncorrected:
And the whole thing corrected:
Front fender before:
After:
Before:
After:
Driver side door before:
And after:
Rear deck lid had a good amount of swirling/random scratches and some heavily etched water spots. This section took around 5 passes to remove with D300 and M105 combined on a cutting disk:
After the above process:
And the afters outside:
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