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Old 2nd April 2008, 16:31   #11
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nice detail and nice house.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 18:23   #12
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With results like that, I'm wondering why you think the SIP is necessary. Are there flaws that were covered by your wax that you are still hoping to get rid of? I'd be tickled pink if I was able to get that finish on my jet black baby.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 18:44   #13
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With results like that, I'm wondering why you think the SIP is necessary. Are there flaws that were covered by your wax that you are still hoping to get rid of? I'd be tickled pink if I was able to get that finish on my jet black baby.
No I was happy with the results but there is always room for improvement!

Actually I will be trying the SIP on E55

BTW: The Poor Boys Wax gave the car a deeper wet look finish. I had heard the wax actually makes the color look darker but to see it in person was just wow!
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Old 2nd April 2008, 22:51   #14
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Nice. Was able to tell right away you were local (VA) after seeing the house in the background.

...I thought the houses looked familiar too... like, Arlington road.



...old movie - jk - - nice job.

- - I'd pay 200+ euro for a job like that on mine, as if I could even find any decent detailer

...on another wierd note, I have a friend in Lorton, over on Igoe st...
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Alright guys so I bought some new stuff and went and detailed the M5 today. I followed the steps below. The pictures don't do the final results justice but next time around I will be using the Menzerna SIP & Orange Pad and then follow it with Menzerna Nano & Blue Pad. I used the UDM which made the polish process money! I spent about 4 hours completing the process. The UDM is a life saver. Practice makes perfect and I have a S-430 and E55 lined up to work on Let me know what you guys think. I tried to take the best pictures I could. It was sunny on/off. Picture link below.

Note: The picture names indicate what was applied at the time.
MZNANO --> Menzerna Nano
KAIO --> Klasse AIO
PBWaxBlue --> Poor Boys Natty Blue Wax
etc....

Pictures: http://www.pbase.com/rsujlana<wbr>/waxed__detailed



1. Washed with Meguiars NXT
2. Dried with Microfiber towels
3. Meguiars Clay Bar
4. Menzerna Nano Polish (Orbital & White Pad) http://www.autogeek.net<wbr>/menzerna-of-germany.html
5. Klasse AIO (Hand Applied) http://www.autogeek.net<wbr>/klasalpolsea2.html
6. Poor Boys Natty Blue Wax (Hand Applied) http://www.autogeek.net/nattys<wbr>-blue.html
7. Meguiars Nano Detail Spray http://www.autogeek.net<wbr>/mg13224.html

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1. Meguiars Wheel Wash
2. Adams Polish VRT Tire Dressing http://www.adamspolishes.com/p<wbr>-101-vrt-vinyl-rubber-tire<wbr>-dressing-16oz.aspx

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1.Adams Polish Undercarriage Spray http://www.adamspolishes.com/p<wbr>-61-invisible-undercarriage<wbr>-spray-16oz.aspx

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1. Adams Polishes Black Again Aerosol Spray

Exhaust (Magnaflow 14815)
1. Meguiars Metal Polish
Are you coming to George Brockleman's little get together this summer at his house in Great Falls? Your ride looks very similar to AliUSA's ride! He took some pics of his ride when we were doing exhaust comps at my house in Belmont!

e39 M5 - Magnaflow 14815 mufflers Installed - Videos
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Are you coming to George Brockleman's little get together this summer at his house in Great Falls? Your ride looks very similar to AliUSA's ride! He took some pics of his ride when we were doing exhaust comps at my house in Belmont!

e39 M5 - Magnaflow 14815 mufflers Installed - Videos

Yup, I'll be there. I missed last year but was there the previous 2 years before.
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Great picture, thanks for those!
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