![]() 04/19/2014 at 11:22 • Filed to: P_SSAT | ![]() | ![]() |
Picture taken with a potato.
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Picture taken by a potato.
Looks good. Fresh detail?
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"Beads, beads everywhere" sounds like a quote from the video I just finished watching. Someone remind me to get some more Kleenex when I go shopping too?
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You and I have a very different definition of potato, my friend.
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Yes, check my other post with the same tag (can't paste the link on mobile for some reason).
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Wow! Is that yours?
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Indeed! Ten man hours of claying, polishing, and waxing. I highly recommend Griot's carnauba paste wax. Easy on, easy off, fantastic results as you can see.
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Before.
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10 hours! I did a quick wash, clay, and wax - plus interior vacuum - and it took me 5. I think my wife would kill me if I told her I was going to spend double the time on the car.
I used Meguiars Ultimate Paste wax for the first time, which is a synthetic formula, and it was easy on but a pain to get off. It doesn't help that I put too much on and that the temperature dropped while it was drying, so it never fully dried. I had to choose between getting it off the car or getting rained on...
I'm going to get a cheap DA, or maybe just a drill attachment, to help with the buffing next time. My shoulders are still sore! Despite this, the shine is quite nice, and I'm looking forward to next time.