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Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:29 am
Ronez82--
Good deal… I’d appreciate it if you hook me up with that ebay source for the smoke film.
I feel you on this black paint !!
Here is what I did:It took me 6 hours over two weekends, but it was well worth it. I used a 6inch Ryobi dual action buffer/polisher that made the job easier. My car looks amazing, especially with the sun hitting against it. I'll show some pics later and the buffer I used was nothing great and I've never attempted this type of work before and I came out with all smiles
As long as I own a black car I'll live a die by the following products:
3M Professional Grade Products1200 Grit Extra Cut Compound (part num-06060)Swirl Mark Remover/Polish (part num -06064)Perfect-It 300 UltraFina SE Final Step (part num -06068)
THESE ARE NOT HAND JOB PRODUCTS. GET YOURSELF A DUAL ACTION BUFFER
1st – Wash the car thoroughly2nd – Dry the car with a leaf blower3rd – 3M 1200 Grit Extra Cut Compound , part num 06060 (as seen in pic)4th – 3M Swirl Mark Remover, part 06064 (as seen in pic)5th - 3M Ultra Fina SE Perfect 3000, part num 06068 (as seen in pic)Like I said earlier.. this job takes over 6hrs and it aint for the weak and impatient.
Modified by CakeDaddy at 12:30 PM 8/22/2008
Modified by CakeDaddy at 12:34 PM 8/22/2008