Bulla2000
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- Nov 18, 2006
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Hi there,
after about 1 year since I detailed this Peugeot 306 HDI the owner asked my about a new detail before the winter comes.
So I did
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Cleaned the engine with APC 1:8 and the Swissvax brush and put a little bit of Meguiars Hyper Dressing 1:3 on it. Just great results.
After cleaning the wheels with Bilberry and EZ brush a gave the car a good snow foam with Elite snow foam, washed with Zaino shampoo, clayed and dried with guzzler. Sometimes a hard work to clay such a car with all the drops from trees and so on.
For the paint I opted for Rotex 125, orange LC pad and the Megs #80. After a second polish the paint glowed right like I wanted. Next step was to take the Makuta 9227CB, a little 80mm orange Pad (Elite) and polish the smaller areas at the frontside of the car, with the #80 too. After that step I took a new 80mm Elite Pad, the Megs #17 and #10 and polished the plastic lights.
After I put a thin layer of Prima Amigo (just wonderful) on the paint with Rotex and a finishing pad. Its so easy to work with and it brings a really deep shine on the paint. I love the Amigo for its work.
After that I put a first layer of Wolfgang Deep Gloss sealant 3.0 on the paint. Few minutes and a single wipe with a ## microfiber max towel later the paint glows very warm, just like a fresh waxed car with a high quality carnauba wax. Thats what I like so much on the WDGS, its so easy to work with, it glows very warmth and the durability of quite a year is great too.
1 hour later a second layer of WDGS was put on the paint.
Another hour later a final coat of Collinite #845 was put on the paint for this little extra glowing.
Wheels detailed with Poorboys wheen sealant, glasses with Megs Glass Cleaner 1:10, Plastic inside with Meguiars #39 und Megs Natural shine vinyl, outside with Megs #40. Tires were detailed with Surf City garage tire shine.
The owner was very happy with the results and I was happy too 
.
after about 1 year since I detailed this Peugeot 306 HDI the owner asked my about a new detail before the winter comes.
So I did
:buffer:.Cleaned the engine with APC 1:8 and the Swissvax brush and put a little bit of Meguiars Hyper Dressing 1:3 on it. Just great results.
After cleaning the wheels with Bilberry and EZ brush a gave the car a good snow foam with Elite snow foam, washed with Zaino shampoo, clayed and dried with guzzler. Sometimes a hard work to clay such a car with all the drops from trees and so on.
For the paint I opted for Rotex 125, orange LC pad and the Megs #80. After a second polish the paint glowed right like I wanted. Next step was to take the Makuta 9227CB, a little 80mm orange Pad (Elite) and polish the smaller areas at the frontside of the car, with the #80 too. After that step I took a new 80mm Elite Pad, the Megs #17 and #10 and polished the plastic lights.
After I put a thin layer of Prima Amigo (just wonderful) on the paint with Rotex and a finishing pad. Its so easy to work with and it brings a really deep shine on the paint. I love the Amigo for its work.
After that I put a first layer of Wolfgang Deep Gloss sealant 3.0 on the paint. Few minutes and a single wipe with a ## microfiber max towel later the paint glows very warm, just like a fresh waxed car with a high quality carnauba wax. Thats what I like so much on the WDGS, its so easy to work with, it glows very warmth and the durability of quite a year is great too.
1 hour later a second layer of WDGS was put on the paint.
Another hour later a final coat of Collinite #845 was put on the paint for this little extra glowing.
Wheels detailed with Poorboys wheen sealant, glasses with Megs Glass Cleaner 1:10, Plastic inside with Meguiars #39 und Megs Natural shine vinyl, outside with Megs #40. Tires were detailed with Surf City garage tire shine.
The owner was very happy with the results and I was happy too
.
