I want my tires OPTIMIZED
No need to belittle yourself man! You did an amazing job on this beast. It looks absolutely fantastic after. The paint looks stunning, the trims...
I agree with the others and think for the best protection you should just do 2 coats of either the 845 or 2 coats of the BFWD.
Cleaning pads isn't even difficult with snappy pad cleaner or equivalent citrus powder cleaner. I just throw my pads into a bucket with that stuff...
I like it and it works quite well on both tires and wheels but IMO its too expensive. A CHEAP, GOOD wheel cleaner is something I've been looking...
Really? Thats weird, none of the tires I've applied it to have ever been that glossy.
Yeah, it doesn't really look like that in real life, especially after drying. The camera flash makes it look a lot greasier than it really is....
Autogeek (PBMA) has good deals on Amazon for lake country ccs 5.5" buffing pads, that's what I would get. 3 for 14.99
Agreed. 2 coats @ 1:1 is the way to go for me.
I dilute it 1:1 or slightly more for easier spreading (its still pretty thick) and PRIME a tire foam applicator with 2 or more lines of product...
Same! Sometimes they are too trashed for a full revival with p21s though and you will need to use some #0000 steel wool.
FK1000P, Collinite 476s/845, Menzerna Powerlock
There are a couple fire hose nozzles available that have a built in on-off switch in the handle.
Oh yeah... I forgot you can get older dodge viper's for 25k.. pretty sweet deal if you ask me..
If it was a daily driver, Mazdaspeed 3. If it was a sunny day/track day car, used porsche 911 or cayman.
Power Clean, Poli Seal :popcorn:
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Spray/Rinse the car down with a clay lube or QD dilution of ONR before you go about with your ONR wash, thats what I've been doing and have had no...
D151 is a pretty great 1 step polish and actually I think so is 205, it cleans up the paint pretty well. The "sealing" that 151 advertises...
Meguiars gold class, best bang for buck Most of the time I use ONR though.
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