Detailed my 02 Mustang

TonyN

TonyN

The Ford Guy
A buddy of mine introduced me to Poorboys products (and this site) recently. So last week I took my Stang over his house for some detailing. Here's what we did:

- Washed
- Clayed (Meguiars Smooth Surface Clay Kit)
- Polished (Poorboy's Polish With Carnauba)
- Sealed (Poorboys EX-P Sealant)
- Let it cure for 24hrs.
- Then waxed it with the Natty's Blue carnauba paste wax

We used a D/A for the last 3 steps.

I must say that I am very impressed. I have used Meguiers, Zymol and Mothers products prior to this. I was just shocked at how much better and deeper my shine was after the Poorboys treatment. Best part is, it's not exspensive...lol.

These pics were taken today. So it has been over a week now and all I have done is take the "quick detailer" and a microfiber towel to it everyday to keep the dirt and bird droppings off. Still looks just as good as the day we did it!

Don't mind my reflection in the pics...lol:

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Great looking car. I love that color. One suggestion would be to use a polish with a little more cutting power so you can get those swirls and scratches out. Then it will look even better. Some may think that it isn't possible to improve on perfection, but at Detail City we know that it is. ;) Great work!
 
Thanks guys! Yeah, there is always room for improvement. I will look into some swirl remover or polish with some more cutting power for the next time around.

We were working with the supplies my buddy had available at his house. He doesn't have swirls or anuthing in his paint, so he didn't have any of the swirl remover. I'm still plenty happy with how it turned out. I am going to invest in some of my own Poorboys stuff sooner or later.

My T-Bird is in need of some serious TLC. You guys would cry if you saw how bad it looks. Ten year old Ford clearcoat isn't always pretty. It's getting some body work and all new paint soon.

;)
 
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