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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff" 
Thanks guys for all the positive comments.
Thanks guys for all the positive comments.
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Great work!
I really wasn't expecting the wheels to come out looking so clean. Someday I'll have to get me some WB.ScottComment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
great work on that audi. The leather is like new. Nice work.Alex
1972 Dodge Dart Swinger360
1998 SVT Cobra 1 of 551
1969 Ford Mustang Fastback
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Hey rasky, great job! Huge improvement on the appearance; I highly doubt he'll have trouble attracting a buyer now.
I do have a question or two: Why did you choose to use the aggressive clay? Also, why the Solo LC over the regular wool pad?Comment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Great job, love seeing the 50/50 shotsComment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Loved how it came out! Did you do anything special on the scratch? The difference in the leather is night and day. Awesome!Comment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
The car had a LOT of surface contaminants, and even a little over spray on some panels. If I'm going to be using an aggressive polish or compound I always use the aggressive clay anyway just to reduce claying time.Originally posted by jpitt1987 View Post
As far as using the Solo pads, I had just picked a couple up and wanted to try them.
Rasky
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Just M105 and the Solo pad. The Scratch is not 100% removed, it's just smoothed out now and unless you knew where it was, you would never see it.Originally posted by kty10 View Post
Thank you!
RaskyComment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Hey man thanks for the explanation! just wanted to know for future work; trying to glean as much as possible.Comment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
No Prob! I think it's actually recommended that you polish after using the agressive clay.Originally posted by jpitt1987 View Post
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Yeah, I think I have heard that too about the aggressive clay. Did it mar the paint?Comment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Very nice job!If its fast, loud, and runs on a flammable liquid...count me in.Comment
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
Professional work as usual! Very nice!
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Re: Dark grey Audi A6 "Fluff n' Buff"
nice work Rasky!2011 Car Crazy Showcase SEMA TeamComment
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Nice job. What ratio did you use with the APC on the leather?Comment
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