M3-part two, Croosfire, Sienna. lots of pix

[Thomas Dekany]

First the Sienna:D



I just washed it with NXT tonight and applied PB`s S&G (what a great QD!)



The paint is still in fantastic shape, very shiny, smooth and slippery. No one wants to see another picture of the van so NO PICTURES



Brand new Crossfire - love the color and the car! Paint was perfect (99.9999999999%)



(same garage, same low quality pictures) Sorry.



interior



vacume

wiped everything down with a wet MF towel

NL on the leather areas



exterior



qew

tol clay

FK1 #215 (Just like AIO) pc #4 white LC pad

#16 by hand

No Touch extreme shine aerosol tire shine



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[Thomas Dekany]

Bobbie, the owner of the M3 was taking the car to a show this sunday, so I prepped it on Saturday. (in the garage due to rain):down



Wiped down engine

Vacumed inside

NL on everything

#80/pc/5/LC white pad

#80/rotary/1500rpm/edge2000 blue pad/on part of hood

(Bobbie purchased a P21s & a Zymol kit)

P21s pre wax cleaner/pc/4/LC white pad

p21s/pc/3/LC gray pad

Zymol carbon wax by hand

no touch extreme tire shine



Zymol gave the paint an very elegant look. You do get what you pay for this wax for sure. I`ll start layering this as I wash the car.



GOOD STUFF!!!!



So today after detailing the Croosfire, I just vacumed, qewd it and sprayed the tires



I tried taking similar pictures, but the sun didn`t cooperate today. Sorry.



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[imported_mrecktid]

Nice job on the M3, looks very nice.

[Thomas Dekany]

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[Thomas Dekany]

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[Thomas Dekany]

last one, one of my favorite.



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[Eliot Ness]

Very nice work :xyxthumbs



I haven`t noticed you using Zymol wax before, is this something new in your arsenal?

[Thomas Dekany]

Originally posted by Eliot Ness

Very nice work :xyxthumbs



I haven`t noticed you using Zymol wax before, is this something new in your arsenal?



Thanks Eliot.



As I mentioned in the first post - Bobbie bought both P21s and Zymol - this is what I`ll use on the M3 from now on.

[Scottwax]

Great pics! The M3 looks really good and even with poor lighting you can see how glossy the Crossfire is.

[imported_mrecktid]

I like the new pictures too, and I think I see some water spots running from the side view mirror on the 11th picture, tehehehehehe.

[Thomas Dekany]

Originally posted by Scottwax

Great pics! The M3 looks really good and even with poor lighting you can see how glossy the Crossfire is.



Thanks Scott!



Once I get a chance to work on the M3 outside there are some more dealer installed scretches that need to be removed. I missed some again last saturday. :(

[Thomas Dekany]

here are some pictures from Bobbie (From sunday with a cell phone camera)



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[Thomas Dekany]

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[AudiOn19s]

The M3 turned out stunning...actually saw your work over on the m3forum before I saw it here.



I used Zymol Carbon on a customer`s car awhile back and liked the results but found it a bit finiky to deal with...too little cure time and it just smeared all over the place...too much and it was a pain to remove. most pastes are like this but that one in particular seemed to be very unforgiving depending on how long it was left on the paint. Did you find this as well? Could have been a problem with this container being old maybe?



Andy

[imported_series1]

Nice job! The M3 is absolutely stunning!