dallusglockin
05-27-2014, 11:03 AM
I'm wanting to get into detailing as a hobby and want to try my hand at detailing my fiancé's car. It's a 2005 silver Mazda 3. It's not really taken care of, so it may a decent car to learn on.
I have accumulated a pretty decent arsenal of products thru AG and in a week or two plan on doing a full detail on her car. I am hoping this will be good practice and make her car look good again so that she will actually take care of it.
The (paint correction) goods I've bought over the part few months include:
GG6 polisher
Orange, white, and red LC CCS pads
WG swirl remover 3.0
WG finishing glaze 3.0
BF Total polish & seal
Nanoskin Eraser fine & medium
ONR (clay lube purposes)
Jetseal 109
Pete's 53
Various shampoos
Looking at the pictures, would it be possible to correct with the BF and an orange or white pad? Or is that too ambitious? I know the paint is fairly soft, and don't want to get on it too hard if I don't have to. And I would like a 1 step over a multi step process if at all possible. Or it may be better to learn using a multi step process... Either way, I'm turning to the gurus here for a little guidance in making this 3 shine like it used to!
***The photos are upside down, but I will fix them as soon as I get to the office. Stupid Tapatalk!!***
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I have accumulated a pretty decent arsenal of products thru AG and in a week or two plan on doing a full detail on her car. I am hoping this will be good practice and make her car look good again so that she will actually take care of it.
The (paint correction) goods I've bought over the part few months include:
GG6 polisher
Orange, white, and red LC CCS pads
WG swirl remover 3.0
WG finishing glaze 3.0
BF Total polish & seal
Nanoskin Eraser fine & medium
ONR (clay lube purposes)
Jetseal 109
Pete's 53
Various shampoos
Looking at the pictures, would it be possible to correct with the BF and an orange or white pad? Or is that too ambitious? I know the paint is fairly soft, and don't want to get on it too hard if I don't have to. And I would like a 1 step over a multi step process if at all possible. Or it may be better to learn using a multi step process... Either way, I'm turning to the gurus here for a little guidance in making this 3 shine like it used to!
***The photos are upside down, but I will fix them as soon as I get to the office. Stupid Tapatalk!!***
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/27/ra3y7ava.jpg
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/28/y7uja2e8.jpg
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