Luggys 850 T5R - Quick Wash & Wax.

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Post 221192 by snoop69 on 2009-04-01 19:55:25

Was looking forward to this one for ages. Luggy's 850 T5R was looking a little dull (not very gull) to say the least. Not much of a write up im afraid as i had to fit in the school run. Products used............. 1. Megs Gold Class 2. Wash mitt 3. Victoria's paint cleanser. 4. Chemical Guys Scratch & Swirl Be Gone 5. Chemical Guys FS Sealant 6. Victoria's Collectors wax. No paint correction was done as the main aim was to get the paint looking yellow again. Would like to have the car back again so i can concentrate on the plastic (bumpers/skirts etc). Before's Image Image Image Image Image Image Afters Image Image Image Image Image Image Image

Post 221211 by kyebosh on 2009-04-01 20:48:14

Nice job you've done again, looks good even after a quick wash&wax, like to see how it comes up when you've done the full beans on it.

Post 221792 by t5lover on 2009-04-04 23:28:49

that looks lovely i give u a shout when i got my cash flow sorted mate looks really nice mate!!

Post 228535 by Unknown on 2009-05-11 12:31:18

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Post 229545 by unforgiven on 2009-05-15 14:01:34

good work