dengood1
06-15-2006, 02:33 PM
Here is my father in laws 1999 Blazer. This was my first detail with the PC and the professional product lines available at AutoGeek. Sorry I didn't have any before pics, but lets just say the paint was less than desireable and the difference is amazing. It had many swirl marks and water etching galore. Total job time was approximately 6 hours, start to finish. Here are the products I used for the paint:
Poorboys SSR 2 with orange foam pad(I know I should have used the white, but it wasn't cutting it, and for some reason I ordered the SSR 2 instead of the 2.5) oops! But the SSR 2 worked ok. PC used on 3-4 to spread, used on 6 to work in. Followed by.....
Poorboys SSR 1 with grey foam pad. PC was on 3-4 to spread, 6 to work in. Followed by....
1 coat of Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax.....2nd coat tomorrow:-).
Poorboys Wheel Sealant for the rims(note: some of the pics posted here were before I used the wheel sealant. The ones numbered higher were after the wheel sealant)
Armor All Extreme Shine Tire Gel- I applied this very lightly with a cloth applicator because the foam "soaks" it way too much and is VERY wet...to much in my opinion. I have some DP tire gel in my cart.....I just had this Armor All on my shelf and wanted to get rid of it. Nice shine, just thick, greasy, and wet, wet, wet!
I was very happy with the results, except for the hood as all the blemishes didn't come out completely. I ordered the correct PB SSR 2.5 to redo the hood with a white pad and take out some further blemishes, then I will follow with the other items listed above. I must say that the Poorboys are VERY good products! Does anyone have any other advice as far as using any other products after the polishes and before the Souveran? Thanks for all of you guys' help with all of the questions I had in the past couple of weeks.:grouphug: Killr has been especially helpful with all of my questions. I appreciate your expertise:cheers: Now, on to my vehicles:righton:
Happy Fathers Day pops! ;)
Poorboys SSR 2 with orange foam pad(I know I should have used the white, but it wasn't cutting it, and for some reason I ordered the SSR 2 instead of the 2.5) oops! But the SSR 2 worked ok. PC used on 3-4 to spread, used on 6 to work in. Followed by.....
Poorboys SSR 1 with grey foam pad. PC was on 3-4 to spread, 6 to work in. Followed by....
1 coat of Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax.....2nd coat tomorrow:-).
Poorboys Wheel Sealant for the rims(note: some of the pics posted here were before I used the wheel sealant. The ones numbered higher were after the wheel sealant)
Armor All Extreme Shine Tire Gel- I applied this very lightly with a cloth applicator because the foam "soaks" it way too much and is VERY wet...to much in my opinion. I have some DP tire gel in my cart.....I just had this Armor All on my shelf and wanted to get rid of it. Nice shine, just thick, greasy, and wet, wet, wet!
I was very happy with the results, except for the hood as all the blemishes didn't come out completely. I ordered the correct PB SSR 2.5 to redo the hood with a white pad and take out some further blemishes, then I will follow with the other items listed above. I must say that the Poorboys are VERY good products! Does anyone have any other advice as far as using any other products after the polishes and before the Souveran? Thanks for all of you guys' help with all of the questions I had in the past couple of weeks.:grouphug: Killr has been especially helpful with all of my questions. I appreciate your expertise:cheers: Now, on to my vehicles:righton:
Happy Fathers Day pops! ;)