Today during a detail job I took a break to play around, here's the mother of all over sprays, the car sits in a yard next to a marine paint booth, what you see in the roof is overspray, the entire roof is FULL of it, actually the entire car, or what’s left of it, I was able to remove 99% of it with our bug and oxidation remover, it really did an awesome job, after that I use our swirl remover, pre wax and wax I did use the Porter Cable Machine.

Enjoy it.............

 

nice!

 

damn, how long did that take u?

 

Lets see it take all them dents out!! jk. Nice product

 

i may have to get that for the stang and the balt.

 

impossible... it cant be done... magic...

 

im sold!

 

agreed maaaaaaaagic haha
good job though bet it took some time

 

that took me about 25 minutes, they have around 6-7 other cars in the yard, if I have time I will work on another one

Here's a "Tease" of what I been working on for the last 3 days 8 hours a day

 

very impressive man, very. check out my vette detail thread -

https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/pictures-videos-64/vette-detail-103308/

 

very nice, see that 3er photo, that is what happen when you dont use the correct tire care products

 

i was like "WTF!!" then i realized you were talking about the befores haha. first time ive done it!

 

yes the "before" picture

 

ok good deal haha. btw, on your gel tire shine what do you apply it with. a tire shine applicator or just a rag?

 

you can also use a sponge, the good thing about the sponge is that eventually some product stays there and less product is needed, we have had reports from customers of over 25+ applications out of a 4 oz bottle.

 

I use the little TW sponge. Works really well. You don't need excessive amounts of product as it spreads really well. Lots count of the number of applications, groomed way too many cars.

Nice job on the roof too by the way. I have to have a go at doing half a bonnet or roof, oh or a door, that would cool, nice comparison.

 

why not use a clay bar on that overspray?? wasn't needed?

 

"I was able to remove 99% of it with our bug and oxidation remover, it really did an awesome job"

 

Hehe, look what I found to groom a panel of. This is a 1972, English P6 Rover, last registered in 1999, lol, more grass around it than car almost. Pretty insipid, gross colour, very faded paint, rusted out, yukky paleish brown colour, so it was a bit of challenge. Anyway, Bug Bar, Cleaner Wax, Swirl Remover, Wax, thank you Turbo Wax, check this out the clean panel!!

Before


And after, I do declare there is a reflection there!!

 

i cant seem to find that product on your website...i found the bug/oxidation bar is that what you used?

 

http://www.turbowax.com/prod/turbo-w...mover-bar.html

 

This will probably be my next project is to remove all the swirls.

 

Shouldn't be too much of a major. I find the combination of the products really makes huge difference, superb results.