2003? chevy monte carlo

[ascarbo27]

so i wont be on much any more so i will post when i can.. so tuesday i was fired, new job called the old one lol... that starts tuesday! so heres the car. it was a very close friends car and she said i did great! i was very happy to get that and that she couldnt find anything that i did wrong ("positive" negative feedback)

i used chemical guys citrus wash and gloss
cg med clay, need a new clay bar btw one that lasts awhile
hd speed my new love!
tried menzurna but the finishes were the same as the speed well pretty close. without wax.. lol
treated trim and tires with the meguires tire gel the grape stuff.


on to the pics...
so heres the down and dirty pics...

here i was just trying to capture what i was dealing with.

my test spots. went with the menz on the orange pad after trying to clear all defects. didnt work but was close.

[ascarbo27]

heres a 5050 before after

this is from about 10-15 foot away. for that same 5050

here are the finals. not perfect but was the best i could get out of the paint for the amt paid. any tips please respond. also if you look at the rims you will see brownish specs all over the rims. not sure how to get them off. tried a clay bar and everything but couldnt get the spots out. rust maybe?

[rlmccarty2000]

Sorry about the job. Autogeek is looking for personnel and I see you are in Florida. Wow, that car was a mess, good job bringing it back to respectability. Invest in a clay mitt or towel or get the Nanoskin disc. They last a lot longer than clay and if you drop them you just wash it off. Ironx or some type of iron remover might remove the rust from those rims. They used to make it in paste form so it would stay in place, but it was discontinued. Good luck with your job hunt.