This Weekend's Detail - 2005 F-150 Lariat SCREW - 56K Warning!
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This Weekend's Detail - 2005 F-150 Lariat SCREW - 56K Warning!
Being that this is a member's truck, I wanted to show it off just a tad. I'm not going to do the long write up like last time but, I will tell you that the following were the 'main' products used on the paint:
1. #21 Synthetic Sealant (DA)
2. #80 Speed Glaze (DA)
3. #83 Dual-Action Cleaner Polish (DACP) (rotary w/ wool pad)
4. #26 Hi-Tech Yellow Wax (hand)
5. #7 Show Car Glaze (DA)
The subject vehicle -- It's really not in too bad of shape visually. A few straight line scratches and a few water etching marks. Nothing out of the ordinary. The paint feels very rough but, overall, it's solid.
This is why the paint felt so rough -- This, my friends, was my bar after doing a 2 X 3' area on the hood. I thrashed a full bar of clay on this one and had to clay it twice - even three times in some areas.
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1. #21 Synthetic Sealant (DA)
2. #80 Speed Glaze (DA)
3. #83 Dual-Action Cleaner Polish (DACP) (rotary w/ wool pad)
4. #26 Hi-Tech Yellow Wax (hand)
5. #7 Show Car Glaze (DA)
The subject vehicle -- It's really not in too bad of shape visually. A few straight line scratches and a few water etching marks. Nothing out of the ordinary. The paint feels very rough but, overall, it's solid.
This is why the paint felt so rough -- This, my friends, was my bar after doing a 2 X 3' area on the hood. I thrashed a full bar of clay on this one and had to clay it twice - even three times in some areas.
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Enough of the dirty pics, let's see some finished pics!
That's my wife's Explorer in the rear door/rear quarter.
Always have to highlight the wheels and wells... a personal pet-peeve on any detailed vehicle.
There's my truck waiting patiently down on the road while I tend to his sister.
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That's my wife's Explorer in the rear door/rear quarter.
Always have to highlight the wheels and wells... a personal pet-peeve on any detailed vehicle.
There's my truck waiting patiently down on the road while I tend to his sister.
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Originally Posted by SuperLB51
Can you give me the order in which you used thos products RP?
BTW It looks AWESOME, I really like that color!!!!!
I have #7, #21, and then #80 and some yellow caranuba...
BTW It looks AWESOME, I really like that color!!!!!
I have #7, #21, and then #80 and some yellow caranuba...
The #83 was tossed in there to deal with some of that water spotting that I mentioned.... I got sick of tinkering with it with the #80 and pulled out the wool.
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Originally Posted by kboozy
WOW that shiiiineeeee...
Looks real nice!! How long did it take you for all those steps?
were can I get some of that product at?
kboozy
Looks real nice!! How long did it take you for all those steps?
were can I get some of that product at?
kboozy
About 12 total hours. It turned out *REALLY* good. As for the products -- Click Here...
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Originally Posted by RockPick
...This is why the paint felt so rough -- This, my friends, was my bar after doing a 2 X 3' area on the hood. I thrashed a full bar of clay on this one and had to clay it twice - even three times in some areas.
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Nice work there. Nice product choices too. Great reflection shots. And those wheel wells look great. That's a pet peeve of mine too. Your work is definitely firing on all cylinders with attention to every last detail
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Originally Posted by qadsan
Nice work there. Nice product choices too. Great reflection shots. And those wheel wells look great. That's a pet peeve of mine too. Your work is definitely firing on all cylinders with attention to every last detail
My typical choice would've probably been MPPP in the #21 slot but, I wanted to experiment a tad... it turns out, the #21 and #7 combo on this color with this amount of metallic flake really worked VERY well. Finishing with the #26 was a solid choice... it really put the icing on the cake in my eyes.
After doing this truck, I really started to miss my old truck...
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I really like #21. I think it's a solid choice for pretty much anything and it's lasts a good long time. And #20 is also great, but it has more cleaning power. I like #20 better for the trailers and RV's I do (saves me a bit of work), but I also like the Duragloss TPP 105. There's lots of great choices out there
Thanks for bringing up #26. I'm going to have to break out some #26 again this week as I haven't touched the stuff in a while (too much to choose from), but I really like the way it glows on some colors.
That's a great shot of your truck. I also like the scenery. Is that part of your yard or ???
Thanks for bringing up #26. I'm going to have to break out some #26 again this week as I haven't touched the stuff in a while (too much to choose from), but I really like the way it glows on some colors.
That's a great shot of your truck. I also like the scenery. Is that part of your yard or ???