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My colleague bought an Alfa 146TI 150bhp last week. Because we're a Toyota/Lexus dealership, we don't deal in other brands so he was able to get it very cheap. The previous owner was an old lady and she wasn't very interested in the condition of her car. Plenty of scratches, swirls, birddroppings and dirt everywhere.
The paintwork was a bit dull and 'grey'. Especially around the logo on the back were you can open the bootlid. When you rotate the logo, your fingernails and rings will scratch the paint.
OK, it's time for #84 on the bad spots with the Blaucraft rotary. #83 DACP (applied first by rotary, then by PC) and #80 applied by PC. Only the toughest swirls remained, a pretty good result I think because it looked like the car was washed with steelwool before
Rotarybuffers rule.
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I'm so sorry, I was so enthusiast that I forgot to shoot some before pics.
Things I've also used today, NXT techwax, GC Trim Detailer en some Tiregel.
The paintwork was a bit dull and 'grey'. Especially around the logo on the back were you can open the bootlid. When you rotate the logo, your fingernails and rings will scratch the paint.
OK, it's time for #84 on the bad spots with the Blaucraft rotary. #83 DACP (applied first by rotary, then by PC) and #80 applied by PC. Only the toughest swirls remained, a pretty good result I think because it looked like the car was washed with steelwool before
Rotarybuffers rule.
.I'm so sorry, I was so enthusiast that I forgot to shoot some before pics.
Things I've also used today, NXT techwax, GC Trim Detailer en some Tiregel.
. The brand is by the way from Italy 
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