Full Detail= 97-Olds Aurora

[nick19]

After about 2 weeks, I finally got my car back from the shop. I was hit in the bumper, and broken exhaust pipe, and my front rim was bent badly.

Here's some pictures of the order I reveived yesterday.

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[nick19]

And now, after 5.5 hours of compounding on my extremely hard CC, I am finished. I also applied a layer of Klasse HG Sealant today.

BEFORE:

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[nick19]

AFTER: (just Klasse HG Sealant, DP Premium Surface Sheild is going on at 7am tomorrow, and tomorrow night Collinite #845 goes ontop, followed by a layer of SigSeriesII, Liquid Soveran, and Zymol Titanium, over the next 2.5 days)

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(hood, I'm not good at hood shots.. :(

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[Sn95nik]

(just Klasse HG Sealant, DP Premium Surface Sheild is going on at 7am tomorrow, and tomorrow night Collinite #845 goes ontop, followed by a layer of SigSeriesII, Liquid Soveran, and Zymol Titanium, over the next 2.5 days)

That's a lot of wax :confused: :D

Car looks good already, nice job :righton:

[nick19]

Lastly, my new SS custom made exhaust. Since they don't make my car anymore, this sort of part is no longer available. Cost her (lady who hit me) insurance $1180 for it.

I really like the nice rumble and the sound of the exhaust. I have a V8, and it's just so smooth.

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A little about the work that was done..

I used Optimum Compound on the PC, with an aggressive pad, on speed 6. I would not recommend this for someone without some PC skills. This isn't easy..

I have no marring, swirls, orange peel etc. The paint is PERFECTLY clear, smoother than melted butter, and the depth/shine are amazing for nothing being on the car. I will follow up with additional pictures after I apply some wax so you can really get a better idea how the car will turn out.

I have used #83, Meg's Fine-Cut Cleaner, local detailers compound, all without any luck on removing these swirls. I have used #83 very successfully on others cars, but I just could not remove these! Finally... they are gone. I will be adding Optimum Polish to my line-up too. I enjoyed working with OC, and for those skillful ones out there with the PC, OC might be the most aggressive you could go on a PC.

I had a blast doing it, as detailing cars is my passion. The interior, glass, and rims will be done tomorrow, meanwhile DP's Premium Paint Shield will be applied first thing tomorrow morning, so I can apply a coat of wax tomorrow night.



On a lighter note, is the nicest "white" car I've seen locally, or ever worked on. After removing the swirls on this car, the paint is really nice underneath. I might make an exception and get some Soveran paste for my WHITE car.. :awesome:



Take care...



-Nick :cheers:
5-Star Auto Detailing

[nick19]

That's a lot of wax :confused: :D

Car looks good already, nice job :righton:


Yeah, I have the time. We are moving very soon, and have nothing else to do. I finished the last of my clients, and have been really busy the last month.

[Gary Sword]

It looks very good Nick. Are you really still going to put Collinite #845 on top, followed by a layer of SigSeriesII, Liquid Soveran, and Zymol Titanium, over the next 2.5 days?

[nick19]

I recently got a sample of the Liquid from kelso, so I'm going to try it out, not sure if I have enough for the whole car though.

#845, SSII will def. be going on. Depending on the look, Zymol might be the last LSP to go on. Of course with proper "curing" or "drying" time..


Thanks Gary :D



-Nick
5-Star Auto Detailing :cheers:

[Grimm]

Nice job, it's not easy making white look good.

[abrcrombe]

That looks pretty good and what a long process. Have fun and can't wait to see the finished product.

[Surfer]

Collinite #845 goes ontop, followed by a layer of SigSeriesII, Liquid Soveran, and Zymol Titanium, over the next 2.5 days)
That's a lot lol :D

I love OC, I have the old formula but know the new formula is more agressive, how did you like it (did you have the old formula to compare?)

[Kelso]

glad you got the samples, it should be enough for the car, just dont over apply it, go thin

the car looks great and honestly, i wouldnt get souveran paste for white, the sig series 2 and liquid souveran will probably yeild better results but if you want to try paste souveran, go with max wax first and see if you think it looks better. souveran paste just doesnt show up enough on white like it does on black

[nick19]

That's a lot lol :D

I love OC, I have the old formula but know the new formula is more agressive, how did you like it (did you have the old formula to compare?)

No old forumula; I'm new to AG and products alike. I am used to using bulk, low-to-average quality products.

Although recently, I've been using Meg's Pro/Detailer line.. but I'm slowly accumulating myself with AG products.



Again, I have the time to apply all the waxes, its my last detail here in FL, so I might as well make it worth while.



Thanks again guys!! :cheers:




-Nick
5-Star Auto Detailing

[nick19]

glad you got the samples, it should be enough for the car, just dont over apply it, go thin

the car looks great and honestly, i wouldnt get souveran paste for white, the sig series 2 and liquid souveran will probably yeild better results but if you want to try paste souveran, go with max wax first and see if you think it looks better. souveran paste just doesnt show up enough on white like it does on black

Now that I look at the bottles, it probably is. The only drawback with liquid's, you can't really control how much comes out, not that I over-apply, but its much easier to use paste. Thank you Kelso!

I'm going to do one at a time, and see how things come together; when I reach the level of wetness/depth/gloss I will stop. Heck, maybe #845 might give the look I'm looking for.

I also have all these waxes for clients cars, not just mine ;)



-Nick
5-Star Auto Detailing

[Gary Sword]

glad you got the samples, it should be enough for the car, just dont over apply it, go thin

the car looks great and honestly, i wouldnt get souveran paste for white, the sig series 2 and liquid souveran will probably yeild better results but if you want to try paste souveran, go with max wax first and see if you think it looks better. souveran paste just doesnt show up enough on white like it does on black

I agree with Kelso. I put Souveran Paste on my white Mercedes before and after trying Liquid Souveran on it (per Kelso's recomendation) I think the Liquid Souveran looks better on white.