2008 Mustang - If M205 were a woman, I'd leave my wife.

[lecchilo]

Awesome work and I definitely love the M205/orange combo on the PC (5.5" pads is what I use). Great work on the interior, I'll have to pick up that Bissell soon!

Originally Posted by a.k.a. Patrick

Maybe one day I will try the new Megs stuff...........

Originally Posted by DefiningDetails

Thanks guys. Patrick, I'd give it a go if I were you. 105 and 205 shave HOURS off of a full correction job, and they let you bang out single-steps like this in a lot less time than your traditional Menz / older megs polishes.

I agree, you definitely should use the new stuff. I was a huge skeptic, not of Meg's products as I'm a huge fan of M80, but M105 and M205 (moreso 205) but once I tried them and had some practice with both, I'm still on the fence with M105 as I use it along with M95 half and half now, but M80 has nearly been replaced with M205. Great stuff and the best thing about M205 is how nice it finishes with a finishing or light polishing pad while still taking out defects (via rotary at least)

[OCDinPDX]

Gotta love soft Ford clearcoat! Very nice work...

[hatrickstu]

HOLY hell im excited to use the 105 tomorrow. ive got a stubborn hood on a customers car right now that none of my compounds are doing a good job on. this gives me great hope. looks like ill be ordering some 205 for my polish and seal jobs now...

[Got_Leather]

Originally Posted by OCDinPDX

Gotta love soft Ford clearcoat! Very nice work...

Maybe this one, but most the time Ford is on the harder side for me.

[DefiningDetails]

Originally Posted by Got_Leather

Maybe this one, but most the time Ford is on the harder side for me.

Yep, me too. That's why I was so impressed with the results. First late-model Mustang I have worked on that got results like this from such a mild combo.

[detail1]

Originally Posted by DefiningDetails

Ha, client said the same thing. That is my trade secret; when in doubt, just replace things with brand new stuff and tell people you got it that clean

The process on the mats were soaking in a mix of Bissell LGCM solution and Optimum Power clean APC, agitating with a brush after 5 minutes or so, then power washing, followed by extracting the leftover water with my LGCM.

On the floor carpeting / salt stains, I spray everything down with the Bissell / OPC mix, agitated with a brush then extracted with the LCGM + hot water.

BEAUTIFUL work on that interior. Which model # Blissell did u use? I am very interested in geeting one of these to clean my own interior. Thanks
Frank