swosanity
04-03-2011, 11:05 PM
Not really a show and shine:
But to just say that silver is really hard to make it pop.
Okay pictures on silver paint -- are you kidding me I did not realize how hard that was so I gave up, not really I took 160 shots. Hell seeing swirls with my swirl light was almost impossible. I had to be at the right position in my garage to see this stuff with my ceiling lights.
I could not get the shots I was attempting to correct. So my wife took the car to a local car wash and this thing came back with swirls all over the car. Actually scratches. I think a micro fiber towel picked up a stone or something.
Anyway,
1. wash
2. clay
3. wash
4. 105 purple/yellow/orange pads
5. IPA
6. 205 orange/white pads
7. IPA
8. Blackfire Wet Diamond
I ran out of time and will have to wax next weekend
105 mirror shot: Check out the silver ZO6 in the reflection. Yeah baby.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5226/5587215469_94ac99615a.jpg
205 mirror shot:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5147/5587805982_26f3c18404.jpg
Blackfire Wet Diamond/Megs Wheel Brightener on tires:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5092/5587799604_a13e02cc5d.jpg
Blackfire Wet Diamond hood shot:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5269/5587202139_2822c2a0be.jpg
And after 160 shots looking for how to show the results of my hard labor this is what I got when I was ready to say screw it at sunset. Damn, silver is just hard to show results!
Blackfire Wet Diamond trunk shot:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5188/5587862696_9ae22ac196.jpg
So this is my first attempt at paint correction after testing on my truck last week. I will go back to the truck and test some more and go and lay down a detail on my 2010 ZO6.
Oh that yellow 4 inch LC pad worked wonders. It did a terrific job on the scratches. Unfortunately like I said my picture taking skills suck.
But to just say that silver is really hard to make it pop.
Okay pictures on silver paint -- are you kidding me I did not realize how hard that was so I gave up, not really I took 160 shots. Hell seeing swirls with my swirl light was almost impossible. I had to be at the right position in my garage to see this stuff with my ceiling lights.
I could not get the shots I was attempting to correct. So my wife took the car to a local car wash and this thing came back with swirls all over the car. Actually scratches. I think a micro fiber towel picked up a stone or something.
Anyway,
1. wash
2. clay
3. wash
4. 105 purple/yellow/orange pads
5. IPA
6. 205 orange/white pads
7. IPA
8. Blackfire Wet Diamond
I ran out of time and will have to wax next weekend
105 mirror shot: Check out the silver ZO6 in the reflection. Yeah baby.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5226/5587215469_94ac99615a.jpg
205 mirror shot:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5147/5587805982_26f3c18404.jpg
Blackfire Wet Diamond/Megs Wheel Brightener on tires:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5092/5587799604_a13e02cc5d.jpg
Blackfire Wet Diamond hood shot:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5269/5587202139_2822c2a0be.jpg
And after 160 shots looking for how to show the results of my hard labor this is what I got when I was ready to say screw it at sunset. Damn, silver is just hard to show results!
Blackfire Wet Diamond trunk shot:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5188/5587862696_9ae22ac196.jpg
So this is my first attempt at paint correction after testing on my truck last week. I will go back to the truck and test some more and go and lay down a detail on my 2010 ZO6.
Oh that yellow 4 inch LC pad worked wonders. It did a terrific job on the scratches. Unfortunately like I said my picture taking skills suck.