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Old 06-26-09, 09:30   #1 (permalink)
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My first detail with M105/205...

So I ordered the sample sizes of Meguiar's M105 & 205 from ADS to see if all the hype is warranted.

My test subject, an 04 Honda CR-V in Royal Blue Pearl (Owner thought it was black this whole time )

This is after a wash and clay:








As you can see, the paint was pretty beat up.

Here are some result pics...

Left fender:






Passenger fender:






Hood:





Some random finished pics:










Process was:

Wash & clay
PC7424 w/
M105 on 5.5" white polishing pad
M205 on 6.5" black finishing pad
M21 hand applied w/ black foam applicator ( X2 )


Got my favorite compliment from the owner when I returned it, He had no idea his car was actually blue, he thought it was black since he bought it off the lot 5 years ago


Oh and I think I'm going to pick up some more M105/205
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Old 06-26-09, 09:41   #2 (permalink)
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

Very good looking, and very good corrections, I havent tried m105 yet, but i hear many good things about them. You might also want to try Megs Diamond Cut compound, very good also!!!

I thought the car was black too!!!
 
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Old 06-26-09, 09:52   #3 (permalink)
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

wow mate, That looks great!!
 
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Old 06-26-09, 11:31   #4 (permalink)
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

looks great!

I love showing customers that they are wrong about what color their car is My favorite was like 6 years ago, an old blazer that was a light gray. Turned out to be dark blue when I was done. Gosh I wish I had pics of that one.
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

Looking great! What did you use on the trim and tyres?
 
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Old 06-27-09, 07:42   #6 (permalink)
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

Where did you get those samples from? I have been looking around and trying to find some sample sizes but it seems that nobody has them. By the way, I thought the car was black before the polish. The paint is really deep too. Great Job!
 
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

I used Ultima Tire & Trim Guard Plus | Automotive Bumper, Rubber, Plastic Trim Sealant for the plastics.

I got the samples from ADS, here is the link:
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

I got my samples a while back but not tried them yet would there be a need to re-wash the vehicle after?
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

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Looks Good! Nice Job. Just a few spritz of an under-carriage detailer (i.e. Chemical Guys Bare Bones) for the wheel wells and you can put that CR-V back on the lot.
 
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great detail.
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Re: My first detail with M105/205...

The CR-V looks much better!!

But believe it or not, that car actually is black. Honda/Acura's Nighthawk Black Pearl has a real considerable amount of blue flake to it. If you saw the blue CR-V you would be able to tell the difference right away. Don't worry...you most certainly aren't the first person NBP has tricked into thinking it's blue (it fooled me and one of my friends).

This is my dad's Nighthawk Black Acura RL with the blue flake popping under the halogen...


But in the natural light you can see it is black...

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Looks great
 
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