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    I did a complete interior detail for a Body shop the other day on a Beautiful 02 M3. The in side looked trashed because of all the body work done to it. All I did was a light steam and wiped all the hard surfaces down and conditioned every thing and it looked good as new. Sorry no Pics.



    The outside was a complete repaint. It was given to me with moderate swirls in the finish from the compounding done to remove the wet sanding marks.

    I used the new Optimum polish with a wool polishing pad first and polished out some of the really swirled areas. Then switched to a white Lake Country Polishing pad and the Optimum Polish.

    I then wiped down the car with the Optimum spray Wax.



    This is the end result. I don`t post many pictures. I just don`t feel the need but the M3 really dose it for me. This guy had the tire offset right, short throw shifter and a lot of other small things done to it. It looks simple and fast.

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    This is my Hood shot.







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    Awesome work on a sweet Bimmer Ron!! :xyxthumbs
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    Man, you get all the cream puff cars Ron



    Nice work my good friend:xyxthumbs



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    and that optimum is bodyshop safe?

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    Thats an incredible looking bonnet (hood) shot, that looks so wet, fantastic job, on a very quick motor, surprised you could slow it down long enough to clean it

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    Originally posted by 6`][`9

    and that optimum is bodyshop safe?


    Not only is it body shop safe but it`s even paintable:woot:



    I am running around today Jay so if you want some let me know.



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    Beautiful silver Ron. The wheels look money too.
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    That is one beautiful car!
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    optimum i hear good things from.. for silver good work..



    next try ex-p

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    Nice work!



    I take is OCW is a breathable wax?
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    Originally posted by Anthony Orosco

    Not only is it body shop safe but it`s even paintable:woot:



    I am running around today Jay so if you want some let me know.



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    Thank`s to all.



    From what I`ve been told the Optimum polish and Wax are 100% Body shop safe.



    The M3 did sit for 3 to 4 weeks before they started to reassemble it.



    The Polish dose not like to be worked fast. It really preforms best at 1400 rpm. Moving the polisher at a rate of a foot every two seconds with overlaping passes. I`ve never experienced any thing quite like it.



    Today I polished a 2000 lexus that was a light beige in color.

    I worked it at the above mentioned speed with a white LC pad and it almost seamed like I was adding a layer of clear to the finish. Zero splater mess and no dusting on the car. Easy clean up.


    Ron Harris


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