PC 7424 + XMT='s BIG RESULT'S =)

**flyinbryan** · 01-21-2007, 07:04 PM

After using the PC 7424 & XMT line yesterday on my 20th Ae Gti I was itching for more, but I wanted bigger & more dramatic result's. don't get me wrong I loved the results I got yesterday.

Enter my '86 Daily driven Blazer, I purchased this about 2 yr's ago and it had been sitting outside for who knows long, it was covered in pine needles and everything else when I picked it up for $300. I had washed it twice from that day untill present day. It was the perfect canidate for Dramatic results.

Product's used:
Poorboy's Super Slick & Suds Concentrated Car Wash
Griots Garage Clay
PC 7424
Oarange pad
gray pad
XMT #3
XMT #2
XMT Glaze
XMT Pad Care Combo
Klasse Sealant
Poorboys Natty's Blue

Before

Close up

After wash & Clay
( only Clayed the Driver side )

**flyinbryan** · 01-21-2007, 07:04 PM

1st application of XMT #3 with oarange pad

After 2 Apllications of XMT #3

Im not sure if I was using to much product or if it was cause I was getting so much paint off the hood , but the pad was just caked. I did use only A .25 size spot on the pad.

Close up

Caked Pad Saturated w/Pinnacle XMT Polishing Pad Cleaner

Caked Pad after cleaning with Pinnacle XMT Polishing Pad Cleaner & Bristle Brush

**flyinbryan** · 01-21-2007, 07:04 PM

After 1 Application of XMT #2 w/oarange pad

I decided against A application of XMT #1 cause I didn't want to stain my fresh White Pad with all this dead paint.

After 1 Application of XMT Glaze w/Gray Pad

After 2 Coat's of Klasse Sealant & 1 Coat of Natty's Blue.
I let the 1st coat of Klasse cure for 10 minute's & the 2nd coat for 30.

Close up of the Metal Flake I didn't know it had.

Overall I am extremly happy with all the products I have used from Auto Geek & will continue to add to my collection of cleaning supplys.

**RTexasF** · 01-21-2007, 07:10 PM

I'd love to see how that came out but I'm not seeing any pictures at all.....

Apparently I'm the only one that doesn't see any pictures??? I wonder why?

**sparkie** · 01-21-2007, 07:14 PM

Man! WOW! I didn't know you had metal flake paint under there. Great job. Now finish the job, LOL. Looks great man.

**Nuke33** · 01-21-2007, 07:20 PM

Looks great 100% improvment!

**justin_murphy** · 01-21-2007, 07:41 PM

Awesome job. Nice write-up skills to bro!

Your pad is caked due to the oxidized paint being removed. Quite common.

I want to see the rest now!

**flyinbryan** · 01-21-2007, 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by justin30513

Awesome job. Nice write-up skills to bro!

Your pad is caked due to the oxidized paint being removed. Quite common.

I want to see the rest now!

I figured the Pad was loading up so quick cause of all the dead paint.
I may just do the whole detail job on the drivers side so I can show people what These products & I are capable of. lol

I could really care less about the Blazer My main goal is getting the VW Swirl Free, but we'll see what happens

**darksparkz** · 01-21-2007, 08:19 PM

Wow, I love how you took those pictures. Looking at the hood with the tree branch shows how the reflection inreases with each application, espeically after glaze and the final wax. Well it's partially due to the sun moving a bit, but great job!