Took it to someone I know called Andy and let him get to work on the old girl.With a regular 'Sunday afternoon' type wash and wax, it looked great.Get direct sunlight or a lamp on it however and it revealed horror after horror no matter how "clean" I thought it was..
Not 100% sure on all the stuff he used, but I know there was a fair bit of 3M stuff knocking about.It was foamed, clayed, sprayed with various things, wiped, rinsed and buffed by hand and a machine.Then, just when I thought it looked great, it was moved outside to be rinsed and cleaned off again and then had more machine buffing and what not.
Boomy wrote:Not 100% sure on all the stuff he used, but I know there was a fair bit of 3M stuff knocking about.It was foamed, clayed, sprayed with various things, wiped, rinsed and buffed by hand and a machine.Then, just when I thought it looked great, it was moved outside to be rinsed and cleaned off again and then had more machine buffing and what not.
Ahhh man! would of been nice to have a DIY guide Im sure somone on here would have details
It's more a serious hobby for him.He is based near Rainham in Kent.Water Butt sign was up during the hosepipe ban (which was odd seeing as it pi$$ed down for a month)
The finish was superb! Looks like it took a long time too, seeing as the first pics started in day light, and then looks like it's dark when he finally finished! Very, very impressive.
My only question is, how do you keep the dust off it, now?
PONY, 2013 - "Anyway span 360 degrees hitting the kerb and giving the old man two fingers as I was spinning like Michael Schumacher would
He was at it all day Gert! Was certainly a challenge! As for the dust, you don't keep it off -You just get annoyed and keep wiping it ;p (although it does come off rather well with a decent cloth due to all the wax etc)
As I mentioned, he is based near Rainham in Kent and his number is below if anyone was interested.
Boomy wrote:He was at it all day Gert! Was certainly a challenge! As for the dust, you don't keep it off -You just get annoyed and keep wiping it ;p (although it does come off rather well with a decent cloth due to all the wax etc)
As I mentioned, he is based near Rainham in Kent and his number is below if anyone was interested.
Andy:
07580 258705
thanks.
PONY, 2013 - "Anyway span 360 degrees hitting the kerb and giving the old man two fingers as I was spinning like Michael Schumacher would
He's been at it again.This time a wet sand and wax on this boot..
Well worth selecting the 1080p and full screen options (even if you have to pause it, wait for it to load then come back and hit play).It loses so much at the lower resolutions.