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    [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

    Bonjour,

    Test Spot on NewBeetle's hood with

    QuickClay
    G220
    #83 + Pad w7006
    #80 + Pad w8006
    Etape 2 DeepCrystal
    TechWax 2.0


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    After




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  • #2
    Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

    What a improvement. Those half and half shots really show the difference.
    If I may what sppeed did you use the G220 And the W7006 pad at? I know in the states its not recomended, just curious. Thank You.
    quality creates its own demand

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    • #3
      Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

      Great color on that car. Improved 10 fold.
      If its fast, loud, and runs on a flammable liquid...count me in.

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      • #4
        Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

        great work, I always love the half and half shots
        ""Some of us will do our jobs well and some will not, but we will be judged by only one thing - the result." - Vince Lombardi
        Jon's Premium Auto Detailing
        210-281-8151

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        • #5
          Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

          wow what a difference! especially in the first few test shots
          2004 Mustang GT - Sonic Blue

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          • #6
            Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

            Awesome shots, love the side by side comparison. What a difference! Great job.

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            • #7
              Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

              Nice shots. Really like the reflection. How did you like the w7006 pad with m83 compared to a w8006 pad? Does it leave a haze and does it take out the scratches better?
              If you think it it's expensive to hire a professional,
              hire an amateur first.
              King of the Mustang louvers

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              • #8
                Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

                SYDSTER

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                • #9
                  Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

                  Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View Post
                  What a improvement. Those half and half shots really show the difference.
                  If I may what sppeed did you use the G220 And the W7006 pad at? I know in the states its not recomended, just curious. Thank You.
                  Originally posted by maarten22 View Post
                  Nice shots. Really like the reflection. How did you like the w7006 pad with m83 compared to a w8006 pad? Does it leave a haze and does it take out the scratches better?
                  Originally posted by Jokeman View Post
                  Great color on that car. Improved 10 fold.
                  Thanks, i use the speed 5. I am testing with G200 and #83 the w7006 and w8006. The W8006 it's more easy but for scratches, i prefer use w7006 for cutting. But after, i must use the #80

                  I am sorry, it's more difficult for me to speak about method in English than in French


                  Originally posted by Derrick View Post
                  great work, I always love the half and half shots
                  Originally posted by Mr Mustang View Post
                  wow what a difference! especially in the first few test shots
                  Originally posted by CAShine View Post
                  Awesome shots, love the side by side comparison. What a difference! Great job.

                  Originally posted by Sydster View Post
                  Thanks very much

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                  • #10
                    Re: [Test Spot] VW NewBeetle

                    Great work and great photos!

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