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Some results using M80/M205/M26

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  • Some results using M80/M205/M26

    Hello ALL.

    on past three days I worked in my daily car using M80/M205/M26
    I'm posting here the results. All stages were done by hand since I do not have a DA. Products were applied with finishing, polishing and cutting pads, always attached to a S3HP.

    This was the start condition: Notice the scratches, Water spots, cobwebs, overspray, holograming.



    After clay, I performed two test spots on the most affected area, the hood. First with M80 with polishing pads ( 8204 ). Of course an improvement were achieved but not sufficient for me. So I decide to upgrade the cutting level by switching the polishing pad to a cutting pad ( 7204 ). I buffed for one minute. The results were not excellent but this was the best ( and strongest ) possible combo, since I do not have any compound. In this stage I was wondering how hard my car's paint is. Altough no haze were noticed, I applied M205 with finishing pad and then the first coat of 26. A second M26 coat were provided 12 hours later.

    In Vertical panels such as doors and fenders I used Polishing pads since those surfaces were not so trashed.

    Final results, good reflections.




    But as I told you before, the results were not excellent and here is a close up. I'm not 100% satisfied but I have to agree this is an improvement.

    Close Up: Some defects are still there.



    I know there is a possibility to get better results with one or two additional passes or improving tecniques using the same products. But I was very tired to try.

    working by hand hurts so much even in a small car.

    Regards!

  • #2
    Re: Some results using M80/M205/M26

    Looks much better, good job. Like you said still not perfect (for this forums standards at least ), but damn good and probably easily passes the "3 foot" test used for black cars

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    • #3
      Re: Some results using M80/M205/M26

      Looks a lot better. Good work.
      quality creates its own demand

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      • #4
        Re: Some results using M80/M205/M26

        Hello,

        Thank you friends! You encourage me to do a few more passes. Maybe in a few weeks.

        Regards!

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        • #5
          Re: Some results using M80/M205/M26

          Looks a lot better! Working by hand can be daunting but you did a great job.
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