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FrizzleFry
11-17-2005, 12:12 AM
Exterior:



Wash: Menzerna Auto Shampoo

Clay: Meguiar`s Last Tough QD 1:1 as lube and Clay Magic

Polish: Menzerna PO106FF x1 with Polishing Pad

LSP: Menzerna FMJ x1 w/ Finishing Pad

Wheels/Tires: Hi-Temp Tire Cleaner and Hi Temp Wheel Cleaner (Dressing: Hyper Dressing 2:1)

Floor Mats: Hi-Temp APC 5:1 and high pressure hose and some scrubbing

Leather: Meguiar`s Gold Class Lotion

Vinyl: 303 Protectant

Glass: Damp MF



BEFORE

http://www.attn-to-details.com/vehicles/lexus_gx470/images/PICT1612.jpg



AFTER

http://www.attn-to-details.com/vehicles/lexus_gx470/images/PICT1613.jpg



BEFORE

http://www.attn-to-details.com/vehicles/lexus_gx470/images/PICT1611.jpg



AFTER (i know it`s not the same angle... but it came out flawless)

http://www.attn-to-details.com/vehicles/lexus_gx470/images/PICT1625.jpg



Rest of the pictures here... http://www.attn-to-details.com/vehicles/lexus_gx470

chevyguy28
11-17-2005, 12:19 AM
Very nice. How do you like Menzerna`s shampoo compared to others?



- J

FrizzleFry
11-17-2005, 12:46 AM
I like it. I haven`t been displeased with it at all. For dirtier cars I`ll use Meg`s Hyper Wash. Menzerna`s car wash is very gentle.

BigAl3
11-17-2005, 12:51 AM
very noticable difference, and great job! :2thumbs:

gmblack3
11-17-2005, 10:22 AM
Looks great!



I read it over a few times and could not figure out if you used a PC or rotary?

Mitchubishievo
11-17-2005, 12:03 PM
Looks great!



I read it over a few times and could not figure out if you used a PC or rotary?



I`m going to have to say Rotary becuase that`s a very mild polish and those looked like some pretty nasty swirls. B-E-A-utiful work.

FrizzleFry
11-17-2005, 12:39 PM
I`m going to have to say Rotary becuase that`s a very mild polish and those looked like some pretty nasty swirls. B-E-A-utiful work.



Well.. believe it or not... PC :) Sorry I guess I left that out of the description. :grinno: But that`s the beauty of PO106FF... has some cut to it to remove defects.

gmblack3
11-17-2005, 04:37 PM
Well.. believe it or not... PC :) Sorry I guess I left that out of the description. :grinno: But that`s the beauty of PO106FF... has some cut to it to remove defects.



Damm!!!! How long did you work it? With a polishing pad that is really good.

Pats300zx
11-17-2005, 05:36 PM
Nice work..the reflections are outstanding.... :clap:

Scottwax
11-17-2005, 06:34 PM
Big improvement, the paint looks deep and black.



*cough* wheel wells *cough*



;)

Scottwax
11-17-2005, 06:35 PM
I`m going to have to say Rotary becuase that`s a very mild polish and those looked like some pretty nasty swirls. B-E-A-utiful work.



Lexus black is single stage and I`ve found it easier to work than most two stage paints.

whiteg240
11-17-2005, 09:39 PM
*cough* wheel wells *cough*



I noticed the same thing... :2thumbs:



Car looks great though, a drastic improvement. :spot

imported_AZ Ferrari Man
11-17-2005, 11:42 PM
Great Work, I too would like to know the time it took and process to remove such swirls with the PC! Also did the Menzerna PO-106 haze at all? What speed, and work in time per panel? I would just love to do the same!



Andrew

FrizzleFry
11-18-2005, 01:03 AM
Thanks for the comments guys.... yea... I ran out of Hyper Dressing... so couldn`t get the wheel wells done. :) You know... most ppl don`t notice haha. But yea my bad on that.



As for the working time... the same amount of time I would use normally. 2x2 or 2x3 area... up and down passes w/ 50% overlap, the left to right, up and down again, then left to right again. That`s it. Speed 5 on the PC, moderate pressure and letting up on the subsequent overlaps. Time per panel... a minute or so.



No haze... PO106FF has never hazed and has the glossiest finish of any polish I`ve ever used.

imported_AZ Ferrari Man
11-18-2005, 02:04 PM
Frizzlefry, how are the residues to buff off? Are they easy or do you use a QD to remove? ALso does the Menzerna Gum up the pad or dust, just curious, and how aggressive is it , would you use on most swirls or just the light ones?



Andrew