HD UNO vs 2006 Sapphire Black BMW 330

Discussion in 'Show and Shine' started by tdekany, Jul 24, 2010.

  1. tdekany

    tdekany Wax on..Wax off

    This was a detail for the dealership. I didn't take before pictures as I was inside and the lighting was week but the paint looked grey from all the automated washes. This was not a paint correction job, but I tried to level in 1 pass as much as I could.

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    PAINT

    HD WASH
    HD LIGHT CLAY
    HD UNO YELLOW CUTTING PAD (BETA)
    EZ CREME GLAZE
    NO TOUCH ON TIRES X2

    ENGINE

    "AWESOME" APC
    AA DRESSING

    INTERIOR

    VACUUM
    STEAM
    HD PROTECT
    INV. GLASS

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  2. cnut

    cnut Guest

    Good work! I'm going to have to try HD uno out. I really want to see how it stacks up against 203s and some other polishes.
     
  3. tdekany

    tdekany Wax on..Wax off

    Cool - let us know your finding.
     
  4. vtec92civic

    vtec92civic Nuba Guru

    looking good man.
     
  5. greased

    greased Any Rag Vehicle Washer

    Nice turnaround! The before of the engine bay is alarming! Even the sound deadening looks filthy!

    How is HD Uno to use? Much dust? Working time? Does it deal well with humdity?
     
  6. tdekany

    tdekany Wax on..Wax off


    Thanks!

    Uno Is easy to use but removal can be trouble some if overworked. Long working time. I am in Portland now so it would be hard to tell how it works in humidity. No dust.

    It cuts as well as 105, no dust and most importantly (for me) the look it leaves behind is better than anything I have ever used.

    Thanks also vtec92
     

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