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  • Andrew C.
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    Great Job KC

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  • seth1066
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    Mama Mia squared! Outstanding!

    What is the ambient temperature of the shop you're working in?

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  • KC's
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    Originally posted by Stevens Detailing View Post
    I'm impressed. Great job!
    Thanks Steven
    Originally posted by Michael Stoops View Post
    Great save, KC!!
    thanks Michael
    Originally posted by MDetail View Post
    Great job KC
    Thanks Mdetail


    all credit goes to all my detailing buddies.....3 of them here & rest of you out there

    Thanks for all your kind words & encouragement

    this is why i like detailing....

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  • MDetail
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    Great job KC

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  • Michael Stoops
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    Great save, KC!!

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  • Stevens Detailing
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    I'm impressed. Great job!

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  • seech
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    MAMAMIA Indeed!!!

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  • KC's
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    Originally posted by Nick Chapman View Post
    Absolutely fantastic work! Great job! That paint really pops now!
    Thank you sir..thanks for influencing us

    Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View Post
    Once again, great work guys. That paint was dead. Car looks fantastic. Way to go.

    Thank you sir....

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  • J. A. Michaels
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    Once again, great work guys. That paint was dead. Car looks fantastic. Way to go.

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  • Nick Chapman
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    Absolutely fantastic work! Great job! That paint really pops now!

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  • KC's
    started a topic charcoal challenge - most heavily oxidized detail

    charcoal challenge - most heavily oxidized detail

    I received another distress call from my Mechanic

    as his car cant be sold as the paint work on the roof is 'dead' aka heavily severely oxidizes, the buyer refute the buy till this is resprayed. He actually contacted the body shop, last week when i was drop by his place, i suggest
    'why not let me to resurrect it'

    this was the 5th ride, after we detail 4 full size passenger van.......in 4 hours



    ''Dead paint'' aka ''heavily severely oxidizes''

    thanks God all of my fellow fanatics detail was there side by side to goes thru this togather
    Dead paint aka heavily severely oxidizes



    the front hood was not so bad but some spider attacked & left some signature there


    front bonnet



    claying begin Detailing fanatics Seech did the whole bonnet
    Megs M105 with solo burgundy wool r/speed 1-3-2-1
    wash down with ONR & dry by 2 microfibers
    Megs M205 with Megs soft bun with r

    NXT ed with 2.0 by hand






    more 50/50 pics



    ta ta ta after pics




    remember before

    in the process pics
    after 2 passes but rids still visible


    seech in megs -pedia
    My first detail on a Porsche....and I'm lucky enough to land this very rare Porsche 911 Turbo (930) Martini Special Edition. Many thanks to the kind and generous owner to entrust his classic Porsche with me. I had expected to spend one or at most two days on this car when I had made arrangements with the owner to carry out


    Seech at work
    after pics


    thanks for 4 pairs of hand ..got in done in 3 hours ..total 12 man hours

    ma ma mia


    glittering again





    Menu for this ride
    Quick was by ONR optimum rinseless wash & dry by 2 microfibers
    Quick clay by Osren Magic clay

    roof - Hitachi, Fishbonez & me
    compounding with single sided wool/r speed 3 - very minimal effect
    wet sanded with ungrit Megs sand paper 1500
    continue with 2000 grit sand paper
    Rotary/speed 3- Osren Nano Cut 1.1 - with Lake country single sided wool

    continue 2nd sanding, as the oxidation is so severe & our experience detailer suggest go further, as it doesnt have paint transfers on all our wool & pads, mean to say this is repainted
    continue with 2000 grit sand paper
    Rotary/speed 3- Osren Nano Cut 1.1 - with Lake country single sided wool

    wash down by ONR

    Meguiars 205 with soft bun to polish /rotary speed 1 -2 -1 - by Fishbonez

    NXT 2.0 hand wax

    initial attempt
    tried to compound off
    but shown no different

    AKA dead paint.....
    At a glance Sifu hitachi, by t his experience he advises to sand off,
    as this is heavily oxidizes
    wet sanding begins



    fishbonez megs-kipedia
    Posted Rotary Buffing Write-Up (Lots of pictures) total views: 5,820
    Hi all! A few months after purchasing my Rotary Buffer (Makita 9227c), I haven't really had the chance to use it yet, I fear that I might cause buffer swirls, holograms or paint burns, I didn't dare to use it on a car. So I went and bought a scrap panel! It's from a Perodua Kancil... Colour is Metallic Grey(or so I thought).


    another good teacher with good teaching aids
    Distributors of Professional and Consumer products from paint and interior care to tyre and wheel protectants for cars and boats....

    my passion for detailng went wild after reading this thread, nearly blown my head off...tq's for sharing

    self taught legendary detailer aka fishhbonez begin sand off with unigrit 1500 sand paper


    ressusitation begins


    master art at work




    a couple more compunding passes but still alot of pittings - not much of changes


    continue sanding for 2nd time
    some 50/50




    after

    remember before...oxidize & pittings


    now ..

    mamamia again




    and again


    remember

    Dead paint aka heavily severely oxidizes



    thank you guys for helping me to save Carbon foot print & saving the ozones again


    before

    excellently yours again

    before

    after


    flickering again


    many thanks owe to Seech - the big hearted
    Hitachi - the generous & unselfish teacher
    Fishbonez for his humility & dedication

    thanks for coming along the way, I have learn so much ....this lesson of life will be with me for the rest of my life

    thanks for your detailing -ship

    Certainly your heart of GOld not only transforming cars but more over impress in our hearts

    Saluting your friendship again
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