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    Decided to show my "super unholy oxidation" set. This car belongs to my little sister, it was the first car that she ever bought, so she got it for a steal because of the paint finish. I helped her out with it...



    I can`t even tell you how many passes and wool pads this took.



    M105, Megs #83 and Ultrafina were used on the car. I don`t remember if I fully finished with Ultrafina for these pictures, so pardon what appears to be holograms in the sun picture. They were all removed later after the car was fully polished...



    Enjoy...









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    Quote Originally Posted by AP2TUDE
    Decided to show my "super unholy oxidation" set. This car belongs to my little sister, it was the first car that she ever bought, so she got it for a steal because of the paint finish. I helped her out with it...



    I can`t even tell you how many passes and wool pads this took.



    M105, Megs #83 and Ultrafina were used on the car. I don`t remember if I fully finished with Ultrafina for these pictures, so pardon what appears to be holograms in the sun picture. They were all removed later after the car was fully polished...



    Enjoy...

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    holy moly, the before sections seriously looks like construction paper was laid over it since it looks pretty thick...amazing

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    wow. oxidation sucks.
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    This is 50/50 hood of a Renault Megane after 3M perfect 3000 rubbing compaund extra cut with wool pad and 3M imperial machine glaze with foam pad.


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    awesome pics guys!





    Quote Originally Posted by Scottwax
    What is really amazing out these shots is how bad some people let their cars get before they seek help. I really, really don`t get that. :think:
    i guess its never BAD until its TERRIBLE. haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2000firebird





    i guess its never BAD until its TERRIBLE. haha


    Really frustrating when I was first starting out and a lot of car still had single stage paint. I had a few customers, who, despite my best efforts, would wait until their paint was like chalk again before they`d call. It was almost as if they didn`t feel they got their money`s worth unless I busted my a$$ and there was a huge difference in appearnce.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AP2TUDE



    Dude.. that looks like the cement on my garage floor lmao. Cant even tell thats a car if you didnt see the 50/50
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReLoaDeD BuLLiT
    klasse, nice work, but did you get those remaining holograms out after you finished the detail?


    There weren`t holograms but deeper RIDS left over. The customer only wanted a one-step, but I did two passes on the hood, roof, and trunk.



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    oh well, nice work regardless

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    Sorry, didn`t do any 50/50`s, just b4 and after........this is 2 passes with CG Pro Polish+ with a PC/Orange pad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lambostealth






    Sorry, didn`t do any 50/50`s, just b4 and after........this is 2 passes with CG Pro Polish+ with a PC/Orange pad.


    Wow! Nice job man, have any more photos of the whole van finished!

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    Quote Originally Posted by My93Civic
    Wow! Nice job man, have any more photos of the whole van finished!


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