Wes_R x CL type S (73 pics)
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wowo! beautiful pictures that are surely eye-candy. thats some nice work, and i've always been a fan of the CL. it seems to be a nice blend of peformance and luxury.
also very nice and informative write-up. i especially liked how the engine bay cleaned up as well as your perfect before and after full body shots (taken from the same angle and everything!).
i really want to get some of that riccardo clay i keep hearing so much about. I wonder if theres anywhere in Windsor i could find it. wouldn't be a bad trip across the bridge/tunnel if so and would be totally worth it. if not i might try to find one of u Canadian fellas to send me some and in turn I could send something for one of you to try.
also very nice and informative write-up. i especially liked how the engine bay cleaned up as well as your perfect before and after full body shots (taken from the same angle and everything!).
i really want to get some of that riccardo clay i keep hearing so much about. I wonder if theres anywhere in Windsor i could find it. wouldn't be a bad trip across the bridge/tunnel if so and would be totally worth it. if not i might try to find one of u Canadian fellas to send me some and in turn I could send something for one of you to try.
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Originally Posted by Downgear,Feb 16 2009, 09:56 AM
Car looks amazing...you really got some severe swirls out perfectly! How long would you say you work in the menzerna polishes before before they break down and go clear? I think I do two things wrong...a) use way too much product and b) Dont let it work in enough. I have also always worked on half hood for example in one shot or an entire door, where I am going to try 2' x 2' sections from now on. For this 2x2 area how many times would I go back and fourth or how many minutes would it take to completely break down the polish?
I have always gotten the cars almost perfect but my black soft honda paint you see some very minor buffer trails that i would like to eliminate this spring!
I have always gotten the cars almost perfect but my black soft honda paint you see some very minor buffer trails that i would like to eliminate this spring!
I have read about even the best of them having a hard time finishing down clean on the s2000 because of it's extra soft paint. Also are you doing a 2 step or just 1 step cause if it's just something like Super Intensive Polish or anything in the medium cutting range your gonna have a hard time.I suggest using something like Micro Polish PO87 for your current situation with a 5 inch white Lake Country Pad that Detailers Domain sells on a Porter Cable if you have one or can get one.
Originally Posted by EOE,Feb 16 2009, 10:36 AM
WOW!
Originally Posted by mattfeet,Feb 16 2009, 10:46 AM
Stunning transformation.
-Matt
-Matt
[QUOTE=vincewchan,Feb 16 2009, 11:16 AM]wow!!
Actually, I think the 50/50 (Sun/Shade) shots of the engine bay was great!
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