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10-06-08, 06:02
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Park Avenue Detailing
gtpaul is offline
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Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Process:
Wheel's/Tire's/Wheel Well's - Megs WB, Degreaser on tires and in wells.
Everything scrubbed. Tires, trim and wheel-wells dressed with
Opti-Bond via Wagner Control Spray Gun.
Foam - DP Extreme Foam
Wash - Megs Shampoo Plus
Clay - Megs
Tried SIP with Orange CCS and got no where (temps were low)
Tried M105/OP with Orange and got somewhere (easier to work),
but was getting alot of marring. I decided to try SIP/White and that did the trick.
The paint wasn't as hard as I thought it was. So:
SIP with White CCS via Flex
PO106FF with Blue CCS via Flex
PO83 with Blue CCs via Flex
UPGP x2 by hand
Swirls:
50/50:
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Park Avenue Detailing
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt LT | Mods: Winter Tires, Krown Rustproofing
2001 Turbo Buick Regal | Mods: +17psi
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10-06-08, 06:11
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Hi.I are Paul.
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
perfect work!
those rims are kinda ugly imo..
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10-06-08, 06:25
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Great Work Man. Rims kill the whole car though. What's the point of having a hummer if it can't even handle a pot-hole.  |
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10-06-08, 07:20
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Amazing work as always!!
And I kinda like the rims...
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10-06-08, 08:04
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Park Avenue Detailing
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Thanks for the words. I don't mind the rims. I felt like Arnold sitting inside of it. hehe
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Park Avenue Detailing
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt LT | Mods: Winter Tires, Krown Rustproofing
2001 Turbo Buick Regal | Mods: +17psi
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10-06-08, 08:07
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Workwise, you hit a home run! SIP can be a bit finicky on pad choice as I found out the hard way as well.
I've got still too much leftover Megs polishes/compounds and do not think I'll ever use 105.
Funny thing, people are finding that Zaino ZPC does a real nice job in removing maring and bringing it to a very fine finish. That too has to be match to the correct pad to work well, but it works very well. You can go straight to finish LSP.
Wheels? too small for the Hummer. It needs much larger wheels. Looks like the wheels belong on some other rice'd out car.
Deanski
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10-06-08, 08:14
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Now with twice the head
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Looks great, nice correction too. 
How long did it take you? |
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10-06-08, 08:18
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Park Avenue Detailing
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Deanski: They are 24" wheels lol.
Scott: I got the Car sunday morning and finished up Monday afternoon. Had a family dinner to attend Sunday afternoon so it cut into it. I'd say 10 hours total.
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Park Avenue Detailing
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt LT | Mods: Winter Tires, Krown Rustproofing
2001 Turbo Buick Regal | Mods: +17psi
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10-06-08, 08:22
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Nice job on one of my least favorite vehicles to detail. Black Hummers suck !!!
Looks great !!!
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10-06-08, 08:23
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Park Avenue Detailing
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
I concur! but it turned out good.
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Park Avenue Detailing
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt LT | Mods: Winter Tires, Krown Rustproofing
2001 Turbo Buick Regal | Mods: +17psi
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10-06-08, 10:36
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Very nice job, he needs to drop it thats all, the car sits too high for the wheels
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10-09-08, 11:10
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Re: Park Avenue Detailing: Hummer H2
Great work. That is a LOT to polish!
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