2005 Ford F-250. One of the vehicles I did last Sunday when we got all that rain in Dallas. As you will see in the pics, I had a very nice garage to work in.
I wash it a couple times a month, the off weeks he runs it through a tunnel wash. It was starting to get some halo swirls and some scuffs in it as you can see (not sure what the red reflection is):
After polishing with
Menzerna 106FF using a
Lake Country polishing pad and removing the excess with Optimum Car Wax-still a bit of dust left behind though. I had not yet polished under the door window, I think you can see the line where I stopped polishing.
I normally would have used a more aggressive polish or pad initially but the owner told me to not kill myself on his truck, save it for his Cayenne.
A few days later in the full sun, I got another shot. Still some very minor swirling when looking up at it, head on, you couldn't see them at all. Considering the swirls and only one polishing step, I am pretty happy with how well 106FF did.
Full shots in his garage, and after also topping with Poorboy's EX w/carnauba:
I didn't get any sun shots other than the one posted, the roads were still damp on Monday when he drove his truck to work and the sides didn't look that good.
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2005 Cadillac Escalade. New, only washed it a few time so far. Customer said to "put a light wax" on it. He's kind of cheap so he didn't want any polishing (really didn't need it anyway). I applied a coat of Optimum Car Wax and that is it. Sorry about the poor lighting, I didn't have his keys so I couldn't pull it out.
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