First polish for the Z!
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First polish for the Z!
Finally got around to polishing the Z. First I washed and clayed. Then I used Wolf Gang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 on a orange pad. Next I used Wolf Gang Finishing Glaze on a white pad. Last, I used Blackfire Wet Diamond sealant on a blue pad. All work was done with a Griot's RO. I also used sealant on the wheels and used Black Magic Titanium Tire Wet Gel on the tires. For the headlights I used Meguiars Plastx Clear Plastic Cleaner and Polish on a orange pad. This was the first vehicle I've ever polished and I am extremely happy with the results! Thought I'd share a few before and after pics...
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And the finished product...
Hood before...
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And the finished product...
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nice job, i been trying to get my swirls out using everything i can from your local pepboys but its not working out so well. Did you do this by hand or Orbital buffer? im looking into wolfgang and poorboys wax.
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Thanks!! It's a '04 and just turned 40,000
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Thatta boy! Way to give the Z a proper cleaning. I love threads like these...to me, it shows a real pride in ownership, because I know the kind of work that goes into a full exterior detail.