I'll keep this one very brief. S4 DD, lot of correction and my first real go with the Makita rotary Wash/ wheels Z7 Megs WB 4:1 Ace Powerstick #401 Megs red clayinners Methyl Etyhl ketone for the deep inners to remove stubborn grease Z-AIO topped w/ Z-CS Clayedtop half of body using Sonus Green/Bottom half Megs red Interior/Trim LM strong claner 1Z CP\1Z Reingner 303 cleaner on carpets/APC+ on mats LGM Raggtopp on the top IG toped with Z-CS Black wow Noxon +steel wool on tips Correction Makita w. 6.5/5.5/4inch LC pads Infratech CM5300 M105 mixed w. a drop of Ultrafina Ultrafina Lights got 106ff LSP Z5pro x2 Z8 Powerstick in action *All 50/50 shots taken without flash to show the brightness and capability of the CM5300* After just the hood Lower panels:yikes: Trunk after first hit of M105 Lower panel Side hood Before 50/50 after just M105 After finishing Ultrafina After correction and UF, No LSP Finished product
Nice turn around, sharp looking Audi :thumb: Thank you for sharing with us eace: If you think $200 is too much for a light..try the 3M Sun Gun hahahahahaha. All joking aside, you can always go with the Brinkman it's about $15.00 or less and it works okay...but remember you get what you pay for.
$200? Try $139.95...that is, if Phil @ DD is still offering the GB price. DSMS, I forgot to ask you how you like your Ace Powerstick. I'm thinking of picking one up after seeing you use yours in action.
Um...no model that's what it's called Brinkman, we can't get it in Canada so Tonya was kind enough to get me a bunch of them :thumb: I think the stores where they can be purchased is called Tuesday something... I honestly don't know the name.
Great looking work there dsms. looks awesome! I got a power stick and it's friggin awesome. Amazing product. I'd highly reccomend one or two to anyone! In fact, I have to go over to my dads house, cause he stole mine...
M105 is a great compound and its cuts very well with a fast work time, a little too fast actually so thats why I added a small amount of UF to get it to work longer. Overall its my "go to" compound when the job at hand warrants it. Really a solid product that gets the job done and finishes beautifully. For $140 its really a good investment if your looking for a heavy duty light. Having never used a SG I cant really compare the CM5300 to it but all I can say is that its an awesome light! I find it works best when you hold it a bit further above the surface, thats when you can see swirls and defects on a much larger scale. The brinkmann wasnt going to cut it anymore and I was going to buy the SG but it was just too much $$$, i am very pleased that I got the CM5300 though, the wide range and brightness really make a difference and no batteries is great as well. I got used to the brinkmann's light fading out towards the middle of my details but now with the CM5300 I dont even worry about it and I can depend less on my 500w standing halogens when correcting. I spoke to Phil @ DD who has both CM5300 and SG and he said he prefers the CM5300 over his SG. Seems like the better machine for less money to me:thumb:
Good feed back there dsms, glad to hear your happy with your purchase :thumb: thank you for sharing with us eace:
Excellent detail!!!!!! you can get it for $148.00 every day. I have compared it to the SG and I also prefer it over the 3m gun. Their shipping is also very low. Infratech INF CM5300 Color Matcher - Toolfetch.com
Aye, thanks for the feedback on the CM5300...very informative. I may have to pick one up along with a Powerstick from Phil.
