This past weekend I finally had a chance to polish my silver paint. I would especially notice the swirls at gas stations with the over head lamps in the canopys and it would drive me insane. It was tough to spot the swirls if you weren't looking out for them so besides wanting to remove them I wanted the clarity in the paint along with the wetness. So here is what I did.
- Polished with M105 on a W-8006 pad and Rotory
- M205 on a W-8006 and the G110
- Topped with NXT 2.0
It was tough to photograph the swirls so this is what I got, it was alot worse then this
Here is the M105 on the rotory
The defects were removed with no problem
I was really digging the wetness and this is just after M105 on the rotory
The wing needed to come off so I could be able polish the whole trunk lid.
These shots are after the M205 on the G110. Even before the LSP the paint looked amazing.
These shots are after NXT 2.0. I tried to get some sun shots but all month long it seemed to be hidden bu gloomy clouds
The tail lights were also polished
I had a tear on the seat. Some M105 on the G110 took care of it.
After
This detail was well over due on the paint. Oh and I was kidding about the M105 on the seat. I had the vinyl repaired by someone else. Thanks all for checking this out.
- Polished with M105 on a W-8006 pad and Rotory
- M205 on a W-8006 and the G110
- Topped with NXT 2.0
It was tough to photograph the swirls so this is what I got, it was alot worse then this
Here is the M105 on the rotory
The defects were removed with no problem
I was really digging the wetness and this is just after M105 on the rotory
The wing needed to come off so I could be able polish the whole trunk lid.
These shots are after the M205 on the G110. Even before the LSP the paint looked amazing.
These shots are after NXT 2.0. I tried to get some sun shots but all month long it seemed to be hidden bu gloomy clouds
The tail lights were also polished
I had a tear on the seat. Some M105 on the G110 took care of it.
After
This detail was well over due on the paint. Oh and I was kidding about the M105 on the seat. I had the vinyl repaired by someone else. Thanks all for checking this out.
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