Thanks again Bryan for setting up this meet and working on my Black Subaru Legacy 2007.
Showing us how a professional excels at this craft and mentoring us.
Can't wait for the next meet.
A big thanks to everyone in the meet working on the car and doing an amazing job. Hope you guys had fun.
The best quote of the day was: "That black looks black"
I learned a lot. Learning by observing first hand is much different than learning by reading.
Here are some pictures from working on the subaru.
Firstly, my apologies for the poor picture quality, I used cellphone camera.
There was another digital camera used so hopefully they get uploaded.
I hope people are okay with their pictures taken, if you want any pictures removed, please let me know.
First we washed the car using the two bucket method. Saw how effective the Schmit was.
For the wheels, one side was Grim Reaper, I forgot what was on the other side, I think Aquasol.
Then we taped the car, Bryan show us polishing on the
Flex rotary using Scholl.
We took a 50/50 shot of the rear trunk lid. We could see a big difference.
I learned something important to always check the panel if it was entirely metal or if it had plastic.
The rear trunk door of the car was half metal and half plastic. If we used a rotary on the plastic, it would have been a disaster. (thnx)
We saw how the light would become more clear once policed and how blurry it was without the polish.
We then tried
Menzerna on the hood. I think it was
Final Polish...can someone correct me?
I think the preference was Sholl.
It did not take that long to polish the car, we had the smaller
Flex and regular
Flex working at the same time.
We took the car outside and show the fruits of our labour. Hope you enjoy the sunshots and reflections.
For LSP we tested two waxes for Bryan, we tested Riccardo's Wax v2 on the rear and passenger side.
For the hood and driver side, we used "Bryan's home made wax"
The Riccardo was impressive, easy-on and easy-off and it looked great. Huge difference when seen with your own eyes.
Bryan's wax was harder to remove because of the oils I think but it had a warmer look.
I'll post future pictures and news on testing the durability of the waxes. I'm thinking of just power washing with water and soap.
I'll be looking for beading and sheeting. Let me know if there is a better way to test.
For the wheel wells and tires, we used Chemical Guys Extreme Shine. It looked great and easy to use.
After working on the subaru, we started working on the grey honda Civic to remove some scratches.
After I got home, I took out my digital camera and took some better pictures.
Hope you enjoy and my apologies for the large amount of pictures and shots.
Again Thanks Bryan and the gang for making my car look exquisite.
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