imported_Totoland Mach
12-05-2007, 08:35 PM
I`ve been evaluating the SYSTEM ONE product for the last 4-5 cars and wanted to give it a real workout on a badly swirled Black car. The Ferrari service shop got this Viper and wanted me to bring the paint to a good level. The car has been totally re-painted, so it was not OEM level paint.
Here is a representative sample of the finish I was working with:
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Swirls_Start.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Swirls_Start2.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Swirls_Roof.jpg
System One is a single-use product and you use wool to do your compound-type work (swirls, scratches, sanding marks, etc), then switch to foam and use the same liquid for final polish. In my case, it saves me a couple of steps compared to using 3M compounds, glazes, polishes, etc. It is dusty, but it is a water based product and cleans up extremely easy.
Here`s a shot of the roof after just the wool. You could almost finish the car with just wool, but I used it per directions and switched to foam.
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Roof_X3woodpad.jpg
Trunk shot after wool pad
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Trunk_X3woodpad2.jpg
Hood shot after wool and foam work
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Hood_X3foampad3.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Hood_SysOneWaxed.jpg
Finished car
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_SideView_Finished.jpg
I used their spray wax in a wax-as-u-dry method after a final rinse to remove dust and splatter. Dried the car with a microfiber and the System One wax, let haze and buffed. This worked well for me because of the time factor in finishing this car.
Totoland Mach
Here is a representative sample of the finish I was working with:
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Swirls_Start.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Swirls_Start2.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Swirls_Roof.jpg
System One is a single-use product and you use wool to do your compound-type work (swirls, scratches, sanding marks, etc), then switch to foam and use the same liquid for final polish. In my case, it saves me a couple of steps compared to using 3M compounds, glazes, polishes, etc. It is dusty, but it is a water based product and cleans up extremely easy.
Here`s a shot of the roof after just the wool. You could almost finish the car with just wool, but I used it per directions and switched to foam.
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Roof_X3woodpad.jpg
Trunk shot after wool pad
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Trunk_X3woodpad2.jpg
Hood shot after wool and foam work
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Hood_X3foampad3.jpg
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_Hood_SysOneWaxed.jpg
Finished car
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o212/Totoland/Black%20Viper%20System%20One/Viper_SideView_Finished.jpg
I used their spray wax in a wax-as-u-dry method after a final rinse to remove dust and splatter. Dried the car with a microfiber and the System One wax, let haze and buffed. This worked well for me because of the time factor in finishing this car.
Totoland Mach