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I have been working on 16 BBS wheels from a race team recently and was contacted for work on an RSX... Me and the fiance went Saturday to inspect the car and we discussed the job, exterior paint correction only, I got it dropped off today. I called my buddy whom I have been "training" to use a PC to follow me after I use the rotary.
The car had swirls all over and lots of rids...I Soaked the car with the gilmore foam gun and let it sit... I like toys
I dried it with some WW MF's and pulled it in the clay. Standard Dirty clay shot...And I am still working on my picture taking, I have been using no flash and a flash shot to try to capture swirls and what not...I am learning slowly
Taped it all up and did a 50/50 on the roof to see what sort of correction I could get esp with the time I had. I have to work on my pics I know
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dickwitham- I have regrettably extensive experience using leaf blowers
Here is my little helper, following me on the DA...I went around with SIP on a wool pad, he followed with 203 on a white pad, I finished up with 106 on a white....After we were done polishing we brought it back out to wash off any dust. I followed up by Opti-seal and then Optimum car wax.
Here are the finals...Any trim was dressed with Opt Prtoection plus...
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dickwitham- I have regrettably extensive experience using leaf blowers
Joe I used a mixture of Chemical Guys citrus wash and clear, and dawn 50/50 of each about 1/4 up the guns container then filled the rest with water to thin them out, set the gun on E and sprayed away
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dickwitham- I have regrettably extensive experience using leaf blowers