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Author Topic: SAVAGO: FOR YOU! Extreme paint detailing videos  (Read 1057 times)
dpcarson
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« on: March 17, 2015, 04:08:07 AM »

Hey guys.  Now that Lazurus has been resurrected and is running (and I do love the ride of the IS) I had a request for information and paint finishing from Savago and a couple other guys on the General Board.  So, last night I had a couple beers and some time and since my wife dropped the saddlebag lid  tickedoff  I had to break out the equipment anyway to see what I could salvage.  So, while I was at it, I decided to re-finish the trunk box.  Those top flat surfaces that rain and dust just sit on always stain up and have the most paint damage.  Here are some videos for those that want to follow along with how I do it when I really want to get it as perfect as possible.  However.......

WARNING:
A perfect paint job could be hazardous to your mental health.  If you ever get it to where you think it is nearly perfect, you could quite literally drive yourself insane trying to keep it that way.

paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 1powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT2powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 3powered by Aeva


IMG 4687paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 4powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 5powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 5powered by Aeva


Here is the first half of the short videos.  I am having some upload problems with a couple of the other ones.  As soon as they publish correctly I will post them up.

Disclaimer..... There are multiple ways to detail and multiple ways to get the same basic result.  LOTS of people will have different systems and techniques and use different products and make arguments for which pad, buffer, chemical, cloth, coffee and beer are the best for detailing.  I used 3m for a long time, and switched to Meguiar's simply because of the availability at pretty much every autoparts store around.  Lots of other products will do the same thing.  

As a teaser, here is the finished product.

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dpcarson
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« Reply #1 on: March 17, 2015, 05:43:01 PM »

Here are a few more updates.  All the way to almost the end.  I still go back and put a couple more coats of extreme depth carnauba.  Great stuff.

paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 6powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze and Chemical Guys Extreme Depth PT 7powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 8powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze PT 9powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze and Chemical guys Extreme Depth PT 10powered by Aeva


paint detailing using Meguiar's mirror glaze and Chemical Guys Extreme Depth PT 11powered by Aeva


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Savago
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« Reply #2 on: May 05, 2016, 09:44:06 PM »

Really awesome!

For some reason, only now I noticed this post.
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« Reply #3 on: May 07, 2016, 10:20:29 AM »

Well I learned alot! I learned that I had better leave this to a professional!
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« Reply #4 on: May 07, 2016, 06:46:25 PM »

Nice job,,,,,   I do agree that a finish near perfection is scary........... eventually it will be like Flo in the Progressive commercial.
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