My dad visited me this weekend and brought his new black Bullitt Mustang. He was working on it in my garage and under the halogens we could see a ton of scratches and swirls. Look like sandpaper was used on the paint. I tried 105 with a Purple Foam Wool pad at first and didnt like it too much. I switched to a orange Lake Country pad and it made a huge difference. I am amazed by this stuff. It was almost LSP ready after just a few passes. I would say I got 95% of the scratched and swirls out. I went over it with a white pad and M205 topped with Red Machine Glaze and Collinite 476s. Its a daily driver that sits outside 24/7 so I wanted a LSP that was very durable. Here are some before and afters of the hood.

The entire car looked like this





After

 

What a difference! Looks good

 

Looks awesome! I wish someone could teach me the ways of how to do all this. I've waxed my jeep before, but that is the extent of my "car detailing."

 

WOW! that is money, nice work.

 

What a difference! Looks great!

 

Come on, man. You need to post pics of the whole car!

 

Agree.....minus the jeep part.
Great job!!!

 

I agree, you need to post pics of the whole car

 

Very nice work there bro....

 

When I first read the thread topic I was thinking to myself Oh Not again. The reason I say that is b/c I've seen several people shoot straight to M105 just b/c they've heard good things about it with out trying the least aggressive method first. In you case I probably would have started with M105 myself. Looks dam good, great job.


PS Post some pics of the whole car.

 

My Jeep gets no love here. Anyway here are a few pics of the Mustang. Pretty much stock except for the exhaust.

 

Wow, nice work! Jeep's looking good too.

 

Thanks. I made the mistake of getting 33's only to replace them with 35's 2 weeks later. I like it a lot better with the 35's. MPG is terrible now.

 

Nice. Tell him to give me a call for some springs.

I like those Jeeps. Post some pics of it every now and then when you get something done.

 

Love both car and Jeep.