Paul Lonergan
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- Apr 6, 2012
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I've been around the car game for a while now and don't see many of these floating about.
I was quite looking forward to find out how the paint would respond to my old friends Meguiars M83, M80 & M21 (yes were still in the stone age here)
This car had been sitting on a yard for around 6 months waiting to be sold. No washing & a good amount of contamination tainted the overall appearance.
With some visitors from interstate coming to look, we had to give it some love and make sure it had a new home
Getting it into the wash bay was interesting as you can see by the 2 metres of overhang...
Quite honestly I felt like I was driving Noah's Ark.
After a decent wash and the first stage of clay we can see the work ahead.
some M83 & M80 made it look much better
Top it off with some M21 (this stuff smells nasty but its one of my favourite LSP's) and reveal it to the world.
A total of around 12 hours of labour including engine & wheel detail, removing grease stains from the cream interior (that was fun) and it was off to a new home.
Success
I was quite looking forward to find out how the paint would respond to my old friends Meguiars M83, M80 & M21 (yes were still in the stone age here)
This car had been sitting on a yard for around 6 months waiting to be sold. No washing & a good amount of contamination tainted the overall appearance.
With some visitors from interstate coming to look, we had to give it some love and make sure it had a new home
Getting it into the wash bay was interesting as you can see by the 2 metres of overhang...
Quite honestly I felt like I was driving Noah's Ark.
After a decent wash and the first stage of clay we can see the work ahead.
some M83 & M80 made it look much better
Top it off with some M21 (this stuff smells nasty but its one of my favourite LSP's) and reveal it to the world.
A total of around 12 hours of labour including engine & wheel detail, removing grease stains from the cream interior (that was fun) and it was off to a new home.
Success
