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Day 2:

This is Lyndsays Camaro (owner of the previous Landcruiser and S4).

This car is still being completed and the paint is 10 years old but still in great condition, just needed a little touching up.

The interior wasnt in the car so that wasnt touched.

Products used:

Menzerna Polishes

Lake Country Pads

Swissvax Waxe

Bowdens Own Metal Polish

OPT Tyre Bond Gel

I didnt get many pictures of this and being orange was very hard to see the imperfections but I tried as you can see :).

The car was also washed with OPT ONR prior to correcting as it was only a little dusty.

Looks shiney under shadey/light but upon closer inspection it had a fair bit of light marring and swirls that wou will see.

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Little Coop coming to help.

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Hard to see properly but can tell not the clearest reflection.

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Menz 85rd and LC white constant pressure

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Little scratch in between the two polish dots.

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GONE..

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You can see the marring and swirls here in the concave part between the light reflecting and below see a clear line where I polished for a 50/50

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Bit out of focus but you can see the 50/50 unpolished/polished here

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Lyndsay having a go..

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All finished reflection shots and wheel dish polished.

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Hope you guys enjoyed.

More of the trip coming

Regards,

Mitch

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