Black, Really Black 2000 BMW 740iL

[richy]

Originally Posted by Totoland Mach

Burnishing sealants: I've used both a pc and rotary with the rotary accomplishing the process faster. I work the sealant until the haze is completely gone and use a "same brand" detail spray as the sealant during the process to keep the pad moist. So far, I've used this process with: Wolfgang, Meguiar's M21, Zaino, 3M Performance Finish, and Optimum.

I do attribute the increased darkness to the Adams Revive and I worked that product to a "zero haze" as well with no wipe off. Sorry, my brain is seized up like a 2 stroke engine: What is DWG? I had the Adams stuff laying around for a couple of years and the last time I used it was on a very tired paint on a red Lamborghini.

Toto

Thanks for your reply...DWG is Danase Wet glaze..about which I have heard some very good things. I'll have to try burnishing! Thanks for the tip.

[TOGWT]

Brilliant results, as always TOTO

Burnishing sealants: Interesting, what speed are you using?

[Totoland Mach]

Originally Posted by TOGWT

Brilliant results, as always TOTO

Burnishing sealants: Interesting, what speed are you using?

1,200 rpm on an Edge Blue finish pad...work sloooooooowly.

Toto

[Totoland Mach]

Sunshine Pics! .... Maybe Spring is gonna make it to KC









I have an actual White car to do tomorrow...actually white (I'm gonna have to adjust)

Toto

[97Avenger]

You do some really nice work Toto. I have ssen other posts you did with black cars and they look amazing. Nice Job!

[Rsurfer]

Nice work Toto. DWG=Danase Wet Glaze.