Results: DACP, #9, #7, P21S

[jcattarulla]

This weekend I spent some time with the old car, washing it, then with the PC using DACP (cutting pad) twice, then #9 with polishing pad, then #7 with polishing pad, then a slick coat of P21S by hand with a foam applicator and a PakShak MF Towel.



I have no before pics, but the hood was completely covered in swirls that made it look like a spider's web. The process worked, as you can see! Hope you can tell from the pics...

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[jcattarulla]

the hood...

 

[jcattarulla]

and the trunk, which had 2 long deep scratches...can you see them now? thought not!

 

[Magellan498]

Beautiful! Very good work on that black Bimmer!:up :up :up

 

[bjwebster]

Looks awesome!

 

[Green Monster]

Nice!!!!!!! :bow

 

[bigpoppa]

very nice:xyxthumbs any thoughts on topping the #7 with P21s? I've been very happy with just P21s, but have been giving some thought to trying #7.

 

[AMP01]

jcattarulla,



Nice work on the black bimmer! :bow



I just love a shiny black car. It is so satisfying to make a swirled black car look shiny and slick again.



Keep up that great shine! :xyxthumbs



Cheers,

My Black 7 Series

 

[Sirslap2]

"the old car"???

Looks great and still snow on the ground in NY.

 

[Scottwax]

Nice work! :xyxthumbs :bow



I still maintain that nothing levels paint like Meguiars Body Shop Pro and Mirror Glaze products. DACP and Swirl Free are two products I consider indispensible!

 

[PakShak]

Hi jcattarulla,



Very nice job! I like the reflections. I too like using DACP with my PC 7336 with a CMA yellow cutting pad.



With Aloha,

~Ranney

 

[Richt]

Looks great.

 

[jcattarulla]

Scottwax,

Thanks for the compliment! I consider you the ultimate in results, so it means a lot, coming from you.





DS01C5,

That's what I do, I used DACP twice, then #9 once , then #7 glaze, then topped with P21S. The results are there for you to see, so if you like it, then give it a try.

Good luck!