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Old 2nd April 2008, 03:07   #1
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Detailed the Beast Today

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

Tires:
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

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

Trim
1. Adams Polishes Black Again Aerosol Spray

Exhaust (Magnaflow 14815)
1. Meguiars Metal Polish
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Old 2nd April 2008, 05:18   #2
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Gorgeous! Very well done.

I've got a PC. Is there a difference between the PC and the UDM? I always thought a random orbital was a random orbital.

Again, absolutely gorgeous.
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Old 2nd April 2008, 06:00   #3
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Look'in good!!
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Old 2nd April 2008, 06:13   #4
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Looks great!
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Wow, very nice. I wish I had the time to detail my beast like that. Mine looks pretty darn good on a 2 hour detail but one of these summer days coming up, I'll definitely clay bar it and wax it. The results you got are sweet indeed.
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Beautiful! Nice job and thanks for sharing.
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Nice. Was able to tell right away you were local (VA) after seeing the house in the background.
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Nice work. (SIP and orange pad you say? )

Pretty easy to get an astonishing detail- nothing magical, just use the right stuff and have confidence in your ability and choices.

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curious why the random masking, and not on all the trim or area where the wheel may contact...
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Thanks for the feedback guys! As I was shopping for products no one had posted results with just using the Nano & White Pad. Most everyone had used the 2 step (SIP & Nano). So this is for all those folks wondering how the car turns out if Nano is applied with the white pad. Next time I will be using the SIP & Orange followed by the Nano.

Super90: No really difference. The only thing I can think of is that the UDM is a bit more powerful.

kevinsalazar: Yup, right off of 123

iconoclast: Actually it wasn't random! I applied the polish in the garage and when I went to open the driver side door to pull it out, I had to remove the tape.
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