a little before and after with menzerna's super intensive
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a little before and after with menzerna's super intensive
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Subject: 1996 BMW 328i - Black
Condition of subject: Crappy. This car has been through numerous automatic car washes and has seen the nasty side of the brush at the wash bays on numerous occassions. It's almost a candidate for wet sanding. Enter Menzerna's Super Intensive Polish.
Average Work time per panel: About 1 pass per panel... as opposed to Menzerna's Intensive Polish which usually requires 2 passes. This product dries up quickly, but the work time is significantly shortened. I shaved about 1-2 hrs off my time. Which to me, is well worth the price.
Tools: Makita rotary and Classic Motoring Yellow cutting pad and White light polishing pad and Adam's pad cleaning brush/spur brush
Follow up: All that's left behind (for this subject) is buffer swirls, which I polished out with a Classic Motoring White pad (fine polishing pad) and Menzerna PO106FF. I guess I could have used Final Polish II or PO85RD 22992, but I wanted something with a bit more bite to reduce work time polishing out buffer swirls.
...now the pics
BEFORE
BEFORE AND AFTER COMPARISON AFTER 1 PASS
AFTER A HEAVY CUT... ALL YOU SEE ARE BUFFER SWIRLS WHICH WILL BE POLISHED OUT WITH A FINER POLISH
AFTER PICS... AFTER ALL BUFFER SWIRLS ARE POLISHED AND MENZERNA FMJ IS APPLIED
Subject: 1996 BMW 328i - Black
Condition of subject: Crappy. This car has been through numerous automatic car washes and has seen the nasty side of the brush at the wash bays on numerous occassions. It's almost a candidate for wet sanding. Enter Menzerna's Super Intensive Polish.
Average Work time per panel: About 1 pass per panel... as opposed to Menzerna's Intensive Polish which usually requires 2 passes. This product dries up quickly, but the work time is significantly shortened. I shaved about 1-2 hrs off my time. Which to me, is well worth the price.
Tools: Makita rotary and Classic Motoring Yellow cutting pad and White light polishing pad and Adam's pad cleaning brush/spur brush
Follow up: All that's left behind (for this subject) is buffer swirls, which I polished out with a Classic Motoring White pad (fine polishing pad) and Menzerna PO106FF. I guess I could have used Final Polish II or PO85RD 22992, but I wanted something with a bit more bite to reduce work time polishing out buffer swirls.
...now the pics
BEFORE
BEFORE AND AFTER COMPARISON AFTER 1 PASS
AFTER A HEAVY CUT... ALL YOU SEE ARE BUFFER SWIRLS WHICH WILL BE POLISHED OUT WITH A FINER POLISH
AFTER PICS... AFTER ALL BUFFER SWIRLS ARE POLISHED AND MENZERNA FMJ IS APPLIED
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Man that paint was in BAD shape, gotta love Menzerna! Just out of curiosity, why didn't you just color sand it and start from there? How about some close up pics with the 500 watt light on the paint?
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Originally Posted by 2thfixr
Man that paint was in BAD shape, gotta love Menzerna! Just out of curiosity, why didn't you just color sand it and start from there? How about some close up pics with the 500 watt light on the paint?
Turned out like a new car.
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