Here is an early 80s MBZ that sat outside neglected for years.
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We first washed the car with Meguiars soap with a shot of super degreaser mixed in.
Then we used diamond cut and a wool pad to clean the paint. We had to go around the car with diamond cut on a terry towel to clean the areas the buffer could not reach into.
DACP with a w8000 was used to bring out a brilliant shine. She is topped with #20.
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Great finish SS! That's one seriously marred surface. The roof must have been quite a challenge I reckon. But when you step back to admire the finish after those hours of labour and sip a cold one, there's nothing that could top the satisfaction!"Detailing is as much an art as it is a science"
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Magnificent results SS!!
I truly look forward to opening a thread with your name in it. Your results are consistently brilliant. I have also recently done a white MB of a slightly earlier age & i must say i'm slightly envious of your results..... WELL DONE!!All people give pleasure : some when they arrive, others when they leave
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Did you go right from #83 to NXT Teh Wax? That finish is flawless! I am not always able to go right from #83 to Tech wax as I have some minor swirls left on the paint. I only use a PC. To get the best results I have to run the PC at 6 and push down on the head until it just starts to bog down a little bit. The paint actually gets a little bit warm, but the results were quite good.
That paint on the M-B looks so great I don't think there is anything to be gained by using any other polishes before applying the NXT.
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