The scoob needed a good polishing
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The scoob needed a good polishing
The scoob really needed a good machine polish, had loads of surface scratches and never seemed to have that great a finish. Pretty happy with the results.
Didn't have the stamina like 'pigsti' had to do it over two days. The usual clean, clay, clean, machine polish and then wax.
And I'm now burnt, I need some after sun on my bald head but it was worth it. Excuse the fat man in the pictures
Didn't have the stamina like 'pigsti' had to do it over two days. The usual clean, clay, clean, machine polish and then wax.
And I'm now burnt, I need some after sun on my bald head but it was worth it. Excuse the fat man in the pictures
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In the picture where you see your reflection.. the trim next to the rear door glass comes up a deep glossy black if you give it a rub with some compound then polish as normal
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Imagine you're wet sanding the car. Spray loads of water on the area and then rub the clay (softly) in lines - not circles like polish etc. You will see how much crap comes off, the clay will go all dirty. When it goes dirty, just fold it in half and pad out with your hand.
You wont damage the car mate. You will notice such a difference, the paint work will feel like glass and like me, won't be able to stop touching it.
Search it on youtube mate, be good to see someone actually doing it.
Good luck
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Rez - try this mate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfEfLGL59GI
get a small tupperware container for the claybar. If you drop the claybar, bin it. You will end up rubbing scratches into your paint
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfEfLGL59GI
get a small tupperware container for the claybar. If you drop the claybar, bin it. You will end up rubbing scratches into your paint
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Dead easy and dead cheep. I first did it a few years back and is now essential before giving a polish
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