My 93 BMW 325I

[Bigfoot]

Originally Posted by Mannyl312

Thanks for the comments, yes I definitely gonna do smething with the trim but the last time I use tire dressing it came out worst in a couple of days I just wanna paint it same color all around as soon as I can , I don't know if it was single stage but this car is a rebuild and I'm pretty sure it was painted all around, Later I'm going to post some pics where you can see how the clear starts like blistering and then it breaks dry and pell off.

Try a product made specifically for trims. Tire dressing just doesn't do it. A product I recommend is Poorboy's Trim Restorer. Not a lot of shine, but more a natural look.

Joey

[Nica]

With out being there phisically seing it, it looks really good. Didn't it freak you out when you saw paint on your pads? Well sounds like you were expecting this though, atleast you are aware of what you have.

Well the pictures look really good, nice and wet...I wonder how it would have looked with the XMT glaze and a coat of Pinnacle Signature Series II Carnauba Paste Wax? Well I guess you could always try later. Well done.

[Mannyl312]

I was expecting that to happen so it didn't scare me but I just stopped using the OC And kept going, I was going to glaze it but it took me too long so i decided to leave it like that, For my next order I'm getting the paste wax only for My car or Special ones. It came up Ok. But if a turn on The Power of 1000 Watts Halogen that I used you're able to see the worst scratches and swirls that i couldn't get rid off, but I can live with that.

[sparkie]

Originally Posted by Mannyl312

Ok. Here's my finished 93 325I, That's all I can do for it because I was working already on the color coat as all the pads came out red, well I'm happy with the results comparing with the conditions when I got it, it was totally neglected for many years, so I guess, from now on it'll be only wash and wax for this guy untill the very needed paint job.

From the pic, I don't think it needs a paint job. That red is hot! Need a little dressing on the trim! Nice job!