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Old 09-23-08, 08:00   #1 (permalink)
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Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

This car was covered in touch car wash swirls. Luckily Honda paint is somewhat soft!
There was a long deep scratch from someone who keyed it, and as you will see it was somewhat hidden after wetsanding with 2000/3000.

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SIP/OP with Orange CCS
PO106FF with Green CCS
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

Great work! I agree with the paint being soft, on my FIT I was able to take out most defects with a PC
 
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

Nice job !

I have a little question for you, Gtpaul.

What is this ?
What product ?
How much ?
Utility ?
When you use this ? (anytime ? special time ?)


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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

car looks great, nice color

love that soft honda paint, i just finished detailing my Acura last night and was having a hard time with my finishing polish cuz the paint is so soft
 
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

Great work
 
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

What is this ?
Foaming Pre-soak stage
What product ?
Gimour Foam Gun with DP Extreme Foam
How much ?
Couple ounzes
Utility ?
uses water
When you use this ? (anytime ? special time ?)
as a presoak
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

Thanks a lot Paul for the information.

So, you use this as a pre-soak to make sure every area of the paint is "lubrificated".


I'm starting to write a list of products/accessories/etc that i need to build a "good detailing kit".
I'll add this item for sure.
I'm not ready to start buying now, but when i'll be ready, i'll make a thread to ask questions and opinions on different product.

Thanks again.
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

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Thanks a lot Paul for the information.

So, you use this as a pre-soak to make sure every area of the paint is "lubrificated".


I'm starting to write a list of products/accessories/etc that i need to build a "good detailing kit".
I'll add this item for sure.
I'm not ready to start buying now, but when i'll be ready, i'll make a thread to ask questions and opinions on different product.

Thanks again.
=)

the great thing about the foam gun (unlike the foam cannon/lance) is you can use it to both pre-soak AND wash the car. as i've said numerous times, i don't regret purchasing the foam gun one bit and is worth every penny IMO. it will definitely come in handy in the winter with all the mud, grime, etc..
 
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Honda FIT

I use it generally on dirty cars to loosen off dirt. Others use the foam gun to provide lubrication for washing.

I Foam>Rinse>Wash>Rinse>Clay>Rinse

If I get a lot of compounding dust after I'll foam because it get's in the cracks and loosens it out.

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