Lincoln MKZ Silver Package Detail

[DP 08 GXP]

The second detail of the season brought this beat up black Lincoln. It had 60,000 miles on it but the paint looked like it had been through a war. I got the Flex light which is the blueish colored light in the pictures and it shows so much it is unreal. It was an exterior only. I went with Menzerna Fast Gloss on an orange pad and it turned the paint around. It probably got rid of about 80-85% of the damage. The rear passenger door and panel had been "repainted" and I use that term lightly. It had a lot of orange peel, had a haze to and dirt in the paint. I sealed it with Wolfgang Deep Paint Gloss Sealant. It came out looking pretty damn good if I would say so myself. Enjoy.

Before

After

50/50

 

[jamesboyy]

Beautiful work you sure know how to make a Lincoln look pristine

 

[DP 08 GXP]

Thanks!

 

[Bob57]

looks great! :xyxthumbs:

 

[Sicoupe]

Outstanding job my friend

 

[Paul Mitchell]

Great work! That's how a Lincoln should look.

 

[DP 08 GXP]

Thank you!!!

 

[mikesal57]

Would you mind to tell me/us how you did the engine?

I might take a shot at it myself?

BTW..nice job!!

Mike

P.S.- Its amazing how people cant judge how close they get to a curb to scrape the wheels..my wife now parks at least a foot away from all my screaming at her

 

[DP 08 GXP]

Thanks. I used Megs Super Degreaser and agitated that with several different brushes. I sprayed it off with low pressure water. I dressed with Poorboys BnB and Megs Aerosol dressing for the places I couldn't get to easily

 

[GenesisCoupe]

Awesome results!

 

[DP 08 GXP]

Thanks!

 

[mikesal57]

Thanks. I used Megs Super Degreaser and agitated that with several different brushes. I sprayed it off with low pressure water. I dressed with Poorboys BnB and Megs Aerosol dressing for the places I couldn't get to easily

thxs buddy...

Did you cover anything up?...like electrical connections, fuse box, alternator..etc

That's the only thing stopping me

Mike

 

[DP 08 GXP]

I normally don't on newer cars. I just avoid soaking anything electrical. Haven't had a single issue doing it this way.