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Old 10-28-09, 10:24   #13 (permalink)
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Re: Trashed 1997 BMW 7 series.
Superb work as always, Thomas.

What is it with that generation 740? I've done several and all by one were swirled up like that.
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Old 10-29-09, 12:38   #14 (permalink)
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awesome work
 
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Way to go Portland man!
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Nice, LC wool?
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Nice work!

I love the E38!
 
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Good Job. Now get some much needed rest.
 
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Re: Trashed 1997 BMW 7 series.
Much appreciated. It was a black wool pad.

Scottwax - this was never cared for.

froboy272 - I use a yellow foam applicator pad that I wipe on the outside area of the polishing pad. 1000 is not rock hard.
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