johnson12

Foam the car start with using snow foam. Cleaned wheels as the mud drained off using megs wheel cleaner.Rinsed car. I also cleaned the door shuts and petrol cap and wheels arches with megs apc and rinsed them afterwards.Then foam it again and wash it using 2 bucket method using Poorboys Super Slick & Suds.Rinsed down again. i then clayed the car using megs last touch and megs mild detailing clay bar. I then foamed and rinsed the car and then dried it using poorboys waffle weave towel.

At this point i cleaned the interior using vacuum,poorboys trim restorer and megs glass cleaner. At this point i put poorboys wheel sealant on and dressed the tryes with poorboys bold and bright would use blackfire but had none left.

Next i put poorboys blackhole over the body work and removed using poorboys super thick & plush towel. I then put on some poorboys natty blue paste that i had (using up old stock that i have found) and buffed off with same as before thick and plush towels. Went over all plastics with micofibre work towel and poorboys trim restorer.

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Sorry my pictures are not that great as it was quite dark outside.

sparkytrix

looks gleaming mate

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iTrader: (5)

What a great result you have achieved. First GB270 saloon I have seen pictures of on a forum.

postie90

looks awsome mate nice work and well worth the effort!!!!

Rich @ PB

iTrader: (3)

As Steve at Poorboys would say, "Not much money, but boy what a shine!". Nice work that man, top results.

johnson12

i was thinking of trying some Werkstat Acrylic would this give me a better finish Or should i use the Sun Ivory Carnauba Paste wax that i use at the momment.

Rich @ PB

iTrader: (3)

Both systems look awesome on mid tone blues; check this link out to see examples of both finishes and decide for yourself...

Car Care Advice - Frequently asked questions about car care products and techniques

I would say go for the Werkstat if you want a sharper, more reflective look that will show off the flake a bit more, or else stick with the current if you favour maximum wetness and gloss.

johnson12

Thanks I think i am going to give the acrylic a go.

pinseeker

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I have tried both & they do exactly what PB say below.
Have stuck with Werkstat Acrylic as I find it lasts longer & you can top up after a wash with the Glos.