BLUE Bmw M5

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ed2065

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Hi Everyone, this came from a old client referral. It is a 2002 BMW M5. He is getting ready to sell it,and needed it cleaned up. It looked like it was never taken care of. Interior had crumbs in every crack and crevis, old coffee cups, spilled coffee too. And about 5 dollars in change on the floors. Exterior looked like well, it hurt to look at it.

Wash with Optimum car wash, clay magic clay, MPG w/org. pad,(trunk/hood/roof) x2, finished with OP white pad. Then ended with FMJ on the paint. Tires and trim received Zaino Z-16 Rims polished with MG

Interior- leather done with zaino Z-10 and 303 on trim

Enjoy

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After

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The 745i is his wifes car, which will be done shortly
 
Nice work on that carbon black E39, looks sweet!

So, other than the trunk/hood/roof, you only use OP with a white pad? Seems like that wouldn't be aggressive enough to remove those scratches. Did you like the results? Do you find the OP can be effective at removing marring?
 
Nice job on the M5.

It bugs me to see a car of that quality being treated like crap.

Well done

Dave
 
Nimble said:
Nice work on that carbon black E39, looks sweet!

So, other than the trunk/hood/roof, you only use OP with a white pad? Seems like that wouldn't be aggressive enough to remove those scratches. Did you like the results? Do you find the OP can be effective at removing marring?
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I used menzerna power gloss on the whole car, did 2x on the hood/roof/trunk w/ org pad. Then used op to finish up, op did well
 
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