Menzerna FPII + s100 pics/comments
Originally Posted by driguez
alright, i just did this little project yesterday bc i had messed up my paint, i had real bad holograms/swirl marks from compounding and not finishing up, and thats due to my noobness when it comes to buffing/polishing, so with the help from the guys at the detail forum i got menzerna FPII with a lake country finishing pad (rotary) and i topped it off with s100 (p21s) opinions welcomed 

I saw your first post and the three steps/photos that one guy posted of the Cadillac hood. Yours looks just as good.
Is that the first time you ever used a rotary buffer? If so, that's quite an accomplishment.
Originally Posted by _jb
Great job, congratulations!
I saw your first post and the three steps/photos that one guy posted of the Cadillac hood. Yours looks just as good.
Is that the first time you ever used a rotary buffer? If so, that's quite an accomplishment.
I saw your first post and the three steps/photos that one guy posted of the Cadillac hood. Yours looks just as good.
Is that the first time you ever used a rotary buffer? If so, that's quite an accomplishment.
anyways from what i have read the OB its very soft so i messed up with compounding then i tried so many things with no luck, the swirls were just there, if it wasnt for the detailing forum i would have spent more money and the car would have looked the same
no more swirls though
thanks for the compliments guys
i believe the pc is not really a rotary but an orbital. instead of spinning in circles, its more of an oval motion. this helps eliminate the burn/scuff marks that can happen from a high speed rotary. autopia.com is definitely the #1 site when it comes to cosmetic car care. i wish i had the time and effort to put into it because your car looks amazing! keep up the good work.
Originally Posted by w0ady
i believe the pc is not really a rotary but an orbital. instead of spinning in circles, its more of an oval motion. this helps eliminate the burn/scuff marks that can happen from a high speed rotary. autopia.com is definitely the #1 site when it comes to cosmetic car care. i wish i had the time and effort to put into it because your car looks amazing! keep up the good work.
ill just keep the rotary for when the paint needs a good cleaning/polishing, thanx for you opinion
Originally Posted by w0ady
i believe the pc is not really a rotary but an orbital. instead of spinning in circles, its more of an oval motion. this helps eliminate the burn/scuff marks that can happen from a high speed rotary. autopia.com is definitely the #1 site when it comes to cosmetic car care. i wish i had the time and effort to put into it because your car looks amazing! keep up the good work.
check out www.autogeek.net for tips too.
Originally Posted by Jon913D
Looks good, I've heard good things about the Menzerna products. Let us know long the wax (p21s) holds up.
Last edited by driguez; Sep 3, 2006 at 11:25 PM.
Originally Posted by Foo_G
ahhh I see. Cant wait to see and hear the sedan... I see you have the coupe middy and the rear hks.
Car looks good man (not that it didn't look good when I saw it in Orlando) great detail job. I might have to rent some of your detailing talents since I'm completely incompetent when it comes to working a PC or rotary.
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