KC-BBQ
10-02-2009, 03:15 PM
Here's my 1998 Eddie Bauer Explorer. Couldn't do "before" shots this time. But here's the finished result.
Sequence: Pinnacle Fine Clay>Using Flex 3401, LC flat white pad-Menzerna PO106FF>IPA>LC flat white pad-Menz 85RD>IPA>LC flat black pad-RMG>Souveran paste by hand, then subsequent hand wash with ONR followed by OCW.
On the hood, had paint correction to do, so after the clay and still using the Flex started with >LC flat yellow pad-Megs 105>IPA>LC flat white pad-Megs 105>IPA>LC white pad-Menz 85RD>IPA>RMG>Souveran.
The overall result was much more life in the paint due to the polishing steps and a deeper, wetter, jeweled red and prairie tan thanks, I believe, to the Souveran over the RMG. Whatever it was that worked, the surface looks better than before and better than the picture in person.
Sequence: Pinnacle Fine Clay>Using Flex 3401, LC flat white pad-Menzerna PO106FF>IPA>LC flat white pad-Menz 85RD>IPA>LC flat black pad-RMG>Souveran paste by hand, then subsequent hand wash with ONR followed by OCW.
On the hood, had paint correction to do, so after the clay and still using the Flex started with >LC flat yellow pad-Megs 105>IPA>LC flat white pad-Megs 105>IPA>LC white pad-Menz 85RD>IPA>RMG>Souveran.
The overall result was much more life in the paint due to the polishing steps and a deeper, wetter, jeweled red and prairie tan thanks, I believe, to the Souveran over the RMG. Whatever it was that worked, the surface looks better than before and better than the picture in person.