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  1. #1

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    i was doing a 2004 carrera turbo today, WOW. not too dirty, just pretty swirled. i used #2 at around 1200 rpm with a Farecla compound foam on the rough spots and scratches and then over everything with #3 at around 1500 rpm with farecla polishing pad. hand buff off, wax with #26 and voila, beauuuuuutiful finish. i couldnt have asked for more. and i cant wait to do his cayenne tomorrow... :hifive: ill add some pics tomorrow, it got too dark out for me to take decent photos of the finish.

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    well, turns out theres still some light swirling, this morning when the sun was out, i saw it...

    but he doesnt care he just wanted it to be clean and shiny. there was also some light hologramming since i started to run out of towels to buff the polishes/wax off. how do i remove that??a quick pass with #9??
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    damn that is pretty bad. I dont think that combo worked good at all, but it can be fixed. 1500 rpm and a light cut pad light cut polish.



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    I thought you found the best combo?



    Maybe i am missing something, but those look like swirls/spiderwebbing...

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    Its very reflective...pitty its still just a bit swirled up.



    You`ll need something a bit stronger than #9...maybe #80 or similar.

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    I think I would go get some spare panels @ the junkyard and practice. I`m trying to think of a positive way to say it, but can`t. If I was that owner, I would be extremely disappointed. If you consider those light swirls and minor hologramming, I would hate to see how bad it looked before you started. Take a look at some of the before & afters in the extreme detailing contest to see what a car should look like when it`s done.



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    its because he wanted me to do it that day and it was overcast, my floodlight is broken and it was like 8:30pm almost dark. he wanted it clean and shiney so i just said ok. im getting a bottle of #80 today so ill fix it when i go back to do his cayenne

 

 

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