9227 born again

[MrFresh]

Busted out the old Buffer! First detail of the year...lol



Before

http://www.autopia.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=14876&stc=1&d=1262650911

After

http://www.autopia.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=14877&stc=1&d=1262651002

I hope you guys dont take this seriously, thought it would get a laugh

[wfedwar]

Nice. Did you have to use another buffer to polish out the swirls on the case?

[Setec Astronomy]

Nice job! What was your process? And is that an LSP or a dressing on the black trim.



Oh, and you forgot to clean the wheel wells...er...or something like that (sorry, old time Autopia joke).

[imported_DJ Mayo]

To me this is a regular maintenance for the people who use this on the regular. 2 times a year I will fully detail the Makita.

[MrFresh]

What was your process? And is that an LSP or a dressing on the black trim.



-Fantastic kitchen cleaner and some old detailing brushes

-lot of elbow grease

-back to black on the case

[MrFresh]

To me this is a regular maintenance for the people who use this on the regular. 2 times a year I will fully detail the Makita.



I had a bottle of #83 that exploded in the Makita case in the move to NC, but generally it stays much cleaner. The case is soaking in a pool of Dawn dish soap as we speak... hopefully that will break up the dried product a bit

[craigdt]

Looks brand new! All the witty comments have already been taken :D

[mborner]

Nice. Did you have to use another buffer to polish out the swirls on the case?



LOL!! :har: Who cuts the hairdresser`s hair?

[vtec92civic]

LOL. you guys are to much. Although now that you mention it my Makita 9227 is due for some corrective work.



I better get to it.