A 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1

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stilez

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Wow, what a machine!



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Belongs to Liz's brother. I detailed it as a birthday present to him. Most of it is original, the paint is not though. 46,xxx orig miles. Everything was in pretty excellent shape. The paint had a lot of swirling though and the roof was badly marred/dulled. Single stage dark green paint. Final processes:



-S+W

-Opt Clay with S+W as lube

-Optimum Car Polish via rotary and LC Cutting Pad @ 1500 rpm

-Optimum Car Polish via rotary and LC Finishing Pad @ 1500 rpm

-Clearkote Vanilla Moose by hand on EVERYTHING

-S100 Paste Wax by hand on paint and chrome



-303 Aerospace on tires

-Hyper Dressing in wells





Before

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After

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Notice the depth increase and more sparkle to the metallic





During

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$#%@$% Awesome!



Definitely a very noticable improvement in depth and wetness. Ah, VM/S100 takes me back a couple summers ago. So much new stuff you kind of forget just how good your old favorites look. :)
 
Thanks everyone :).



Scott: I was just going through my stuff and was like "Why the hell not!"





bimmer330: Does the "C" stand for Cleveland? If so, then that's it.
 
Ah, VM/S100 takes me back a couple summers ago. So much new stuff you kind of forget just how good your old favorites look.
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So so true Scott. I can remember when S100 was all the rage and VM/S100 was the "go to" combo.. :buffing:
 
is that cutting pad yellow? Also do you notice any time difference it takes to detail a car with 8" pads over the 6" pads?
 
Pats300zx said:
So so true Scott. I can remember when S100 was all the rage and VM/S100 was the "go to" combo.. :buffing:
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I hear ya. I just put Souveran on my car for the first time in months and wondered after why I hadn't been using it more regularly.
 
ah schwwweeeeettttttt!!!!!!!!!!! :bow awesome job sean! i really love that rear quarter panel photo. :drool:



too bad it doesn't have the shaker scoop. :grinno:
 
GSRstilez said:
Thanks everyone :).



Scott: I was just going through my stuff and was like "Why the hell not!"





bimmer330: Does the "C" stand for Cleveland? If so, then that's it.
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Yes, sweet!!
 
GORGEOUS detail and one heckuva piece of American iron!! :xyxthumbs



Was it a bear polishing with all of the decals on that car?
 
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