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very impressive! products used etc?
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wow and thats on silver!!!
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Well, this was after a second round of "playing with the G220"
1. Washed with GC Shampoo
2. Clayed
3. M80 with M8006 Megs polishing pad
4. Car-Lack 68 NSC Acrylic Sealant applied with a MF pad
5. Leave for between 25 and 45 minutes.
5. Buff off with MF cloth
Step 5 is quite critical. Less than 25 minutes and it hasn't dried/begun to cure properly and more than 45 minutes it's a b*tch to remove.
This is when I took the pic.
It has to continue to cure for 24 hours before application of Car-Lack 68 LLS Acryl Wax which can be layered or topped with Carnauba. So I will apply this next weekend.
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Bets reflections I've seen on silver. Excellent work Alistair, always enjoy reading posts containing pics of the Italian Stallion.
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Great work, I need to break out secret weapons on my silver car.
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the pad should always be spinning and never bogged down...
you need to vary the pressure so that this is the case, and the pressure needs to vary has the product breaks downs... and also when using different products...
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But for it to spin, you must use hardly any pressure at all, and then it feels like it's not working properly.
I think I need more practice (or some lessons!!)
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ok, is your pad clean? Especially when using M83 you need to make sure you clean the pad with a microfibre cloth after every panel. A dirty pad will cause it to bog.
Also the angle at which you are using the machine is important. There should be no pressure outside the center of the pad. i.e. no extra pressure on one single edge. Pressure should be applied uniformly...