White 1981 Camaro

[TMQ]

Wash...

Nope: It didn't need the comet treatment. Washed great!

Pictures:

[TMQ]

Performed 3 step on half of the car and a one step on the other half.

Reason is---3 step on the orginal paint and only a one step on recent paint.

Scratches and swirls were bad. Even worst---Embedded dirt. Dirtiest paint ever seen on the original side.

[PaulMys]

Awesome work as always, Tommy.......

[TMQ]

The picture order isn't right in the above post--Oh well.

Anyway---Onto final pictures below.

[TMQ]

Paint was hard to cut!

Used microfiber pads with Rupes blue compound for the initial cut.
Removed haze with Rupes yellow pad and polish. Cleaned things up.
Did the BlackFire one Step with Rupes yellow pad. Perfect! And Protected as well.

Took me 5 and half hours to finish. Plus interior/glass and dressed tires too!

CBeast make things very very fast!

I'm very happy with results.

Learn one thing---force rotation can burn through edges in a heart beat!

Tom

[PaulMys]

Took me 5 and half hours to finish. Plus interior/glass and dressed tires too!

The CBeast makes things very very fast!

Learned one thing---forced rotation can burn through edges in a heart beat!

Tom

And, this is why any true newbie to machine polishing should not fall in love with the "Biggest/Baddest" approach.

Even Tommy found this out, and this man has posted incredible results time after time here on AGO.

[TMQ]

Thanks for words PaulMys....!

Free rotating DA polisher is safe for starting out. I'm glad I have 100's of hours behind a free rotating DA polisher. The experience prepped me well for force rotation!

Tom

[MIsnowman]

Looks great! That’s a huge turnaround from where it started out.

[TMQ]

Posted the Camaro on FaceBook....

The Camaro. - Mr Tommy's Wash, Buff and Wax | Facebook

[Sizzle Chest]

Holy smokes did that thing bleed!! Wow, it was super contaminated.

Final pictures are just amazing...it's super, super, I mean SUPER glossy!!! Very well done, excellent results!