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Two detailed E92s.. one with a twist!

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Old 11-24-2008, 10:00 PM
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Two detailed E92s.. one with a twist!

Let's start off easy with just a regular E92.

So how about the car? It was obviously babied! I took one piece of clay bar and hit everything with it. Scroll down and there's a picture of what one side looked like when I was done. I was pretty amazed! Everything was very clean about this car except the swirls which black cars are cursed with.

Materials

Wash & Dry
CG CWG
Grit Guard
Waffle weave drying towel

Clay
CG Clay Bar
Clear Kote Quik Shine as lube
All purpose microfiber towel

Engine Bay
CG Grime Reaper 5:1 dilution
Costco MF

Glass
Stoner's invisible glass
All purpose microfiber towels
FK #425 - stoner's streaks a bit, so this cleans it up

Paint correction
Menzerna 106FF via Green Pad
All purpose microfiber towel
50/50 Isopropyl/water mixture
Finish Kare #425 quick detailer

Tools
Hitachi rotary polisher
3M backing plate - again, this thing kicks ***
250w something halogen light

Protection & LSP
CG Jetseal 109
CG 50/50 wax
FK #425
All purpose microfiber towel

Trim and exhaust
CG metal polish

Wheels and Tires
EZ Detail brush
Swissvax Wheel brush
P21S wheel gel
P21S total auto wash
CG CWG (I'll explain the need for all these products later)
Swissvax Pneu
Jetseal 109





Go wheel gel!



clean clay!







See? Not too bad at all!
 
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Old 11-24-2008, 10:00 PM
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After polish, I realized this car had some awful orange peel... BMWs these days... sigh...





I got bored.





Engine bay wasn't very dirty to begin with, so I cheated.. kind of.

After LSP



 
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Old 11-24-2008, 10:01 PM
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Enjoy! I apologize for some of the blurry pictures. San Francisco isn't friendly with the lighting, and I need to get myself a tripod some time.
 
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Old 11-24-2008, 10:04 PM
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Now the one with a twist...

Materials

Wash & Dry
Micro chenille mitt
CG Citrus Wash and Gloss
Grit Guard
Waffle weave drying towel

Clay
CG Clay
Clear Kote Quik Shine
All purpose Microfiber towel

Engine Bay
CG Grime Reaper
Costco MF towels

Paint Correction
Hitachi Rotary Polisher SP18-VA
3M Yellow Backing plate
Black pad
White pad
Orange pad
Menzerna SIP - orange
Menzerna 106FF - white or black
50/50 Isopropyl/water mixture

Protection
CG Jetseal 109
Foam applicator pads
All purpose microfiber towels
Clear Kote Quik Shine

LSP
CG 50/50 Wax
Foam applicator pads
All purpose microfiber towels
Clear Kote Quik Shine

Wheels and Tires
EZ Detail Brush - for inside of wheel
CG CWG
P21S Wheel Gel
Swissvax Wheel Brush - for wheel face
Micro chenille mitt - for tires
Swissvax Pneu
Klasse AIO


There are no before pictures since it was pretty clean anyway. Let's just start with the heavy stuff!






Man, this dude washes his cars with rocks!



This is a pretty nasty scuff that he got just out of nowhere. I'll update this one later!
 
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Old 11-24-2008, 10:05 PM
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So what's so special about his E92? Take a look at THIS!

edit: this is actually a 335i and not an M3. the widebody is custom



and he is ready to start!


passed with SIP and 106FF




after one pass of SIP


update on the previous scuff



Engine bay after clean up. No dressing. I'll get some eventually...

After LSP


 

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Sorry, but I forgot to tell him to take some pictures of the rear too. Enjoy!
 
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Both great machines and great results. Not a fan of taking a car and badging it as something else. The 335 is something to be proud of, not masked as something bigger and better. Really not a fan of the green mirrors either, just my opinion though. Good work.
 
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Originally Posted by McDBrendan
Both great machines and great results. Not a fan of taking a car and badging it as something else. The 335 is something to be proud of, not masked as something bigger and better. Really not a fan of the green mirrors either, just my opinion though. Good work.
the intention was to build a widebody 3 series with turbos and not an M3. he has a lot of people fooled.... especially with OEM parts... but he doesn't mean to be a poser
 
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