04 CLK 500 Blk/Blk

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Sharp car, good balance of size/style/handling/power. Paint was in horrible condition, looked as if it had been scrubbed with a scotch pad or something of the sorts. Did something a bit different and stayed with all Megs products on the paint.



Wash/Clay sponge/Rinse

Pulled wheels- little touch up on rotors and calipers-wheel wax(lsp when finished)

Rotary med cut pad- megs diamond cut @ 1800-80% of the car

Rotary light cut pad- megs DA polish @ 600/1300

Rotary soft polish pad- megs Speed Glaze @ 600/1300

PC finish pad- Megs 26 on 4-5



Befores on the street



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After pulling it in side and washing the black beast I discoverd the following



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Not sure if I didn't tkae many before interior shots or if I just cant find them, I will edit if I find more



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Some During polishing



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fenders have been passed once in following

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Afters to follow
 
Details on the interior process? What vacuum do you use? Is this just how higher-end cars react to the line making? I can't seem to duplicate this on my friends Subarus/Mitsubishis/GM's.
 
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