Black 2010 Camaro

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Camaro2010

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What do you think?

Used M105/M205, with PO85RD to bring back the color.
Then applied Menzerna Power Lock Polymer Paint Sealant,
with a topcoat of Pinnacle Souverän™ Paste Wax for some depth.
 
Good work on that black. Great job and good looking car.
 
Looks Awesome, I have a 2006 Infiniti FX35 (black). The swirls on your car looks pretty identical to what my car looks like. I have all the same products you just mentioned and I'm about to start my first detail. Did you try to use the M205 first and how did that come out? Also, how long did it take you?
 
Looks great!

I downloaded and then uploaded one picture into your AG Gallery so it could be "Inserted" instead of "Attached" as that make viewing pictures so much easier and enjoyable... and it's not even that hard to do...

Nice reflection shot... you need to mow the grass in your paint...
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FastZR1 said:
Good work on that black. Great job and good looking car.
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Thanks..

pokerbob781 said:
Looks Awesome, I have a 2006 Infiniti FX35 (black). The swirls on your car looks pretty identical to what my car looks like. I have all the same products you just mentioned and I'm about to start my first detail. Did you try to use the M205 first and how did that come out? Also, how long did it take you?
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For me the M105 removed the swirls and scratches, but also made my paint look like I ran sand paper all over the car and really dull looking color. M205 polished the paint and remove the sand paper looking affect, but paint color still dull, so I used the PO85RD and made the black color really pop. I didn't notice any of those results M105, M205 with a tripod light. I notice them only with the Brinkmann Maxfire Dual Xenon light.
I do detail on the side mainly on weekends and am getting better with my time. The first time I did my car with a 3 step process it took me 4-10 hour days start to finish. This time it took 14 hours and I wasn't in any rust. `
The only thing I can suggest is just take your time and and do small sections at a time. Too big and the product drys up too quickly especially M105. Gook luck.
JonM said:
Nice job, looks great.
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Val3ntin0 said:
Camaro looks great, and those rims look really good on that car.:props:
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Thanks. I love the rims, just a pain in the butt to clean them and keep them clean.

Mike.Phillips@Autogeek said:
Looks great!

I downloaded and then uploaded one picture into your AG Gallery so it could be "Inserted" instead of "Attached" as that make viewing pictures so much easier and enjoyable... and it's not even that hard to do...

Nice reflection shot... you need to mow the grass in your paint...
blackcamaroreflection.jpg





How to upload a photo into your Autogeek Photo Gallery
How to insert an image from your photo gallery into your message


Here's the link to your gallery...

Camaro2010 Gallery - AutogeekOnline Gallery

:)
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Thanks, Mike. Could have do it with out some feed back from the AG forum, You and Matt on the Live chat help line.
 
Car looks ridiculous. I just detailed my black car and used yours as a benchmark that I didn't even come close to after a wash, polish, gloss, and wax.

PO85RD
What's that stand for?
 
Okay so noob question. I read that it's a very slightly abrasive polish to finish with. My understanding is that this is different than a glaze, but you didn't glaze because you just didn't need it after that polish, correct? Or does the polish have fillers like a glaze would have? I think I might be picking up a bottle of this stuff...
 
awns729 said:
Okay so noob question. I read that it's a very slightly abrasive polish to finish with. My understanding is that this is different than a glaze, but you didn't glaze because you just didn't need it after that polish, correct? Or does the polish have fillers like a glaze would have? I think I might be picking up a bottle of this stuff...
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I used the PO85RD with a white pad to bring the shine back from M205 with a Gray pad. For me this worked?
 
adding a nice top coat of souveran id allways nice!!!. great job and nice car :xyxthumbs:
 
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