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Old 06-22-08, 07:39   #1 (permalink)
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Bavaria's finest

Today's job was my brother's 2002 silver m3, the car lives a charmed life only coming out on weekends and dry days.

With only 20k miles its in pretty decent condition however a full correction will be done over the winter months but for now he just wanted it protected for the summer months.

Few befores























First up the arches,wheels and exhausts,















Once they were completed it was onto the wash stages.

Foamed using megs hyper wash with some apc also















Left to dwell for 5 mins










Rinsed with pw foamed again and washed with lambswool mitt, tbm with shampoo plus.

Rinse bucket after which shows the benefit of good pre rinse/foam






Once washed lower halfs and bumpers sprayed and wiped with as tardis. Clayed using zimol lehm as there were some very stubborn contaminents.











Car then re-washed and sheeted using a watering can with filtered water which left only small spots of water on the bodywork which were pat dried with a few poorboys ww towels.






Once fully dry the paint was cleansed with HDC leaving a perfect finish for the lsp which was two coats of zimol concours.

Afters


























Final touches were to seal the wheels with poorboys dress the tyres, arches and engine bay, and polish up the exhaust with autosol.

































Manged to capture some nice reflections also









Once id finished my brother did the interior and made a bloody good job of it only one pic though as my battery died.





Thats your lot hope you like.

All in all a busy day around 8 hours in total.

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Old 06-22-08, 08:07   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Bavaria's finest

nice job man

i bet your bro loves you even more!
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Good job! The rinse bucket doesn't even look like it has dirt in it.
 
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Good job! The rinse bucket doesn't even look like it has dirt in it.
It didnt have much but tbh the car is always pretty clean anyway
 
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Awesome job man, and good write up. What was your process on your wheels/exhaust tips? What kind of wheel brush was that?
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Awesome job man, and good write up. What was your process on your wheels/exhaust tips? What kind of wheel brush was that?
Thanks mate, the wheel brush is called an EZ wheel brush i think its widely available in the states but harder to find in the uk.

My process for the exhausts is the use autosol metal polish and a good scrub with very fine wirewool then i shine up with a micro fibre cloth.

For the wheels i use a menzerna wheel gel and agitate with the brush in the pics or a swissvax detail brush, then dry and seal using poorboys wheel sealant.

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