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  • Black BMW E46

    The process was
    Sonus claybar
    Megs 105 on orange 5,5'' LC CCS Light cutting pad on UDM
    Some help with rotary/wool pad /105
    Megs 205 on White flat LC 6'' pad on UDM
    Sonus paintwork clearness
    FK1000P as LSP

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    SOME 50/50























    AND THE AFTERS

























    Thanks for your time
    I AM HERE TO LEARN

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    Re: Black BMW E46

    Very well done!
    Round House Kick...

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    • #3
      Re: Black BMW E46

      mama-mia pampos its great to see you back in action

      enjoy reading yr write up....

      how do u find the CC.....? hardness or soft?
      it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

      detailing blog

      http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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      • #4
        Re: Black BMW E46

        What a great save. Now it looks as it should. Once again great work Pampos.
        quality creates its own demand

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        • #5
          Re: Black BMW E46

          Looks great mate! Love them reflection :doublethumbsup
          Learning new things everyday

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          • #6
            Re: Black BMW E46

            Thanks guys very much...It was a very soft CC almost like my Honda's CC
            I AM HERE TO LEARN

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            • #7
              Re: Black BMW E46

              Nice work! Love the 50/50s. Black E46s are strange - I've come across some where the CC is extremely hard, and others are on the soft side. Luckily this was on the soft side!

              09 Toyota Verso Polar Blue Metallic 1.8 MultidriveS Premium
              - paint softer than butter

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              • #8
                Re: Black BMW E46

                Originally posted by EssieK View Post
                Nice work! Love the 50/50s. Black E46s are strange - I've come across some where the CC is extremely hard, and others are on the soft side. Luckily this was on the soft side!

                Thanks...I was lucky that it was on the soft side but it was a nightmare to get a finish without any defects
                today i was detailing a 520 ?(2005 model )with minor swirls bad it was very very difficult even with rotary cutting pad and 105 to remove them ...
                I AM HERE TO LEARN

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                • #9
                  Re: Black BMW E46

                  Originally posted by pampos View Post
                  Thanks...I was lucky that it was on the soft side but it was a nightmare to get a finish without any defects
                  today i was detailing a 520 ?(2005 model )with minor swirls bad it was very very difficult even with rotary cutting pad and 105 to remove them ...
                  Wool and #105 is the way to go here. Meguiars burgundy cut pad doesn't have that much cut really. And yes - having soft cc brings along different problems. Easy to correct, but hologramming is a sure thing afterwards.

                  But don't get me started on Saab paint - especially Saab. Sticky stuff... I reserve the right to not work on Saabs unless I really have to.. It's until I go then and finally (read: 3M Ultra Fina SE with DA on 3M blue pads)
                  09 Toyota Verso Polar Blue Metallic 1.8 MultidriveS Premium
                  - paint softer than butter

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                    Re: Black BMW E46

                    Originally posted by EssieK View Post
                    Wool and #105 is the way to go here. Meguiars burgundy cut pad doesn't have that much cut really. And yes - having soft cc brings along different problems. Easy to correct, but hologramming is a sure thing afterwards.

                    But don't get me started on Saab paint - especially Saab. Sticky stuff... I reserve the right to not work on Saabs unless I really have to.. It's until I go then and finally (read: 3M Ultra Fina SE with DA on 3M blue pads)
                    I prefer to work on Saab than on an Audi ..It is so hard that it seems that i am not touching it at all
                    I AM HERE TO LEARN

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