This is Clarke's Ford Focus that had some really bad swirling so I gave him a hand to sort it out and have a bit of a laugh.... So here goes... Clarke's focus on arrival, rain as per usual :wall: Ronnie covered the car with foam and left to dwell... Then this amazing piece of equipment came out!! (the bottle lol) Go Ronnie... The car was sprayed all over with tar remover, it wasn't long since it was last clayed so there was no need for it this time. Car was washed with 2 bucket method dried using sonus der wunder towels and drove into the garage for inspection. Loads of swirls!! Decided to use a 6" SFX white pad with menzerna FF, not 100% correction achieved but with no PTG I didn't want to risk going through the clearcoat!! Part corrected for comparison on the bonnet... As I went around with the PC Ronnie came behind me and done each panel with ***** HD clense to prep the paint for LSP... Clarke!!... Go Ronnie.... The car wax waxed with swissol BOS... During application by hand... The back lights were all removed, gaps and door seals were all cleaned with QD and finished with chemical guys wet mirror finish. Trim was dressed with elite car care's (Belfast company) trim product, tyres were dressed with their tyre dressing. Then the finished results... Dam ford orange peel paint!! Thanks for reading.:hippie:
Awesome Job.:thumb: lol, I like the 7 Up bottle. The car was pretty bad, nice turnaround. I'm loving the reflection!!
Great job Ronnie the car looks fantastic. I really like the look of the tire dressing. Is it easy to apply? Again car looks great!
that is some nice work, esp with PC and just 1 step FF by the way i called sprite and ordred 12 of those PW canisters...hehhee, thinkin smart, i like it!
Wicked detail, for a second there I thought you meant Clark, you know Clark from Polished Bliss lol. Oh okay let me get this you used this: and got this: Wich lead to this: Who knew Sprite could cause so much pleasure and best of all clean vehicle hahahahahahaha That's just wicked :applause: thank you for sharing, very nice detail :thumb: I enjoyed reading it eace:
Thanks for the comments guys!! we took about 5 hours to do this in total. Thanks for the comments.. Wolfpacker, the dressing is just some commercial tyre dressing put on with a paint brush and left to dry. Its good for the after pics and lasts for about 2 weeks.
Thanks guys Clarke and I worked really hard to get a good finish on the car and were amazed ouselves with the results!!!
