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    Below is a couple of the details I`ve done today. BTW, the below pics were taken with a digital camera, but I also took pics with a camera that has Kodak high definition film....(someone here inspired me to try it out. ). When I get the film developed, I will post those pics which also has several other detail pics on it as a comparison to digital pics.



    Now, on to my buddy #9. The black Vitara you see below, I did it last week with a "wash & wax" type service, but I came back again today to recondition the paint. QEW`d, clayed, and I used an orbital buffer with #9 to apply, and hand to remove, which did an awesome job removing the swirls and giving the paint a great shine. On the second pic of the Vitara, those spots on the wheel wells are paint stains. The honda below was qew`d, clayed, and a one step NXT.









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    Lookin` good AJ!!:xyxthumbs :xyxthumbs



    Did the snow finally stop up there??
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    Nice work indeed! What did you use on the tires? They`ve got a nice matte finish to them.

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    NICE work man, rims look sweet on the vitara, got more pics?

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    Nice work. How do you maneuver the PC when going around tight areas of the vehicle--i.e. the fender flares, pillars, and in front of the sunroof?

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    Nice reflections! Just love those rims on the Vitara. :xyxthumbs

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    Job well done!:up

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    Originally posted by 1 Clean WS6

    Lookin` good AJ!!:xyxthumbs :xyxthumbs



    Did the snow finally stop up there??


    Thanks!



    Yeah, the snow finally stopped!!!:bounce The degrees is starting to get higher up here also.
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    Originally posted by ntwrkguy1

    Nice work indeed! What did you use on the tires? They`ve got a nice matte finish to them.




    Thanks!



    I used armor all and applied with EO tire swipe.
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    Originally posted by luke667

    NICE work man, rims look sweet on the vitara, got more pics?


    Thanks!



    I have more pics, but they are on a camera with film, so as soon as I get it developed, I`ll put them up.:xyxthumbs
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    Originally posted by Acura_RL

    Nice work. How do you maneuver the PC when going around tight areas of the vehicle--i.e. the fender flares, pillars, and in front of the sunroof?


    Thanks.



    I have a 6" orbital, so maneuvering is not that bad nor dangerous. For really curvy, small, etc. type areas, I applied and removed by hand.
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    Hey Aj. I was wondering, were you able to get the same results using #9 by hand? I am thinking about picking up some #9, but I don`t have an orbital. Can I use it by hand?
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    Originally posted by ShawnE94SL

    Hey Aj. I was wondering, were you able to get the same results using #9 by hand? I am thinking about picking up some #9, but I don`t have an orbital. Can I use it by hand?




    Absolutely. I just recently starting using an orbital. I mainly work by hand, even after I got the orbital. But, I have always applied #9 by hand and still produced great results......very easy to use product.:up



    Below is a benz I did a while ago using #9 by hand.....

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    Very nice work man! :up
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