Badly swirled black Suburban

hwm3 · 09-25-08, 02:30

Process:
Wash with Megs Super Soap via Foam Gun
Wheelwells and tires with APC+ 4:1 and nylon brush
Wheels with P21S wheel cleaner
PBs Bug Squash
Dried with PakShak WWs
Clayed with Megs blue clay using ONR as lube
Megs 105 on LC orange via Makita
Megs 105 on LC white via Makita
PBs PP on LC black via Makita
PBs EX-P by hand
Wet Obsession by hand
Megs Hyperdressing 4:1 on wells and tires
Optimum Opti-Seal by hand on wheels
Stoners IG on all glass
Black Wow on plastic trim

Here's what I started with.

And the afters.

ajnavo61490 · 09-25-08, 03:58

whoa that things lookin awesome now!

nice work!

DSVWGLI · 09-27-08, 12:39

Great job, looks really nice. I can't believe PB PP finished up after M105 with a polishing pad. Did you do an IPA wipe down after PB PP?

artikxscout · 09-27-08, 03:06

suburbans always seem to get messed up for some reason.

kaval · 09-27-08, 07:34

Nice work! Love the reflection shots.

Scottwax · 09-28-08, 10:03

Looks a lot better.

No afters with the halogens? I really like seeing the befores and afters with them.

charlesaferg · 09-28-08, 10:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scottwax

Looks a lot better.

No afters with the halogens? I really like seeing the befores and afters with them.

Word.

I've noticed this happening more and more often, and I'm a cranky jerk about it. You bring it up much more eloquently than me.

MBenz · 09-28-08, 10:23

Black suburbans are killer to correct. They are always swirled and they take a long time to work on. Swirlburban as a like to call them. Great work on this one, The m105 looks like it did a nice job.