Meg's 2, 9, & 26 to the rescue

[david b]

3800+ mile trip from Wisconsin to Arizona and back to drop my son off at college - our '07 dd with 95K was a mess...

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/watermark.php?file=99100&size=1


Meg's #2, #9, and #26 did the trick...PC with LC 5.5 flat pads(orange, white, & blue)

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/watermark.php?file=99104&size=1


10 hrs later - pretty happy with the results...

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/watermark.php?file=99103&size=1

Thanks for looking.
David

[Sizzle Chest]

That road trip left it mark! Hope the trip went well.

Great turn around after your work!

[FUNX650]

Looks good...And accomplished with such
straightforward, unassuming, no-fuss/no-cuss
products and processes! :dblthumb2:


Bob

[Setec Astronomy]

Take it from someone who has those same bottles sitting on his shelf--do yourself a favor and update your products, it will make things faster and a more enjoyable experience. Especially on a clearcoated vehicle; you can easily replace both of those polishes with a single step--if you want to stay with Meguiar's M205, or Optimum Polish II or Hyper Polish, or Menzerna PF2500, etc. etc. Top with the 845 you have.

[david b]

I hear you about updating the products I'm using. After dropping our oldest off at school, I was feeling a little nostalgic(blame it on all that windshield time) so I went to school too - "old school" i.e. Meg's 2,9, 26 combo. Those bottles were actually near the back of my detailing cart when I left and when I got back, they magically moved their way to the front of the line :)