"Oil massage": What would work best?

[Michael Stoops]

Re: "Oil massage": What would work best?

shineshine, your videos are on Facebook and without an account others won't be able to view them. Can you maybe post them up on YouTube or some other source that does not require an account to view them?

[Perfectshine]

Re: "Oil massage": What would work best?

My bad, I'm sorry for that. However, here are the two videos in their respective order. It would be good if the moderator can put the videos in my earlier post, if possible. Cheers~



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[Michael Stoops]

Re: "Oil massage": What would work best?

Those are some great reflections! In your earlier post showing the swirls in the paint, was that before or after rotary buffing with the M83?

[ZoranC]

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*bump*

Wow, this sure brings back memories

... and wow..... i never saw a finish like that before in my work.

[Perfectshine]

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@michael; Thanks~ the two pictures with the swirls in my earlier post were before buffing and right after washing prior to the cleaning process. Cheers~

[Alfisti]

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shineshine, that paint looks like it's just been sprayed on and it's still wet!!

[Orca]

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What about #3? This is my preference for pushing life back into old paint - once I have removed defects, I pop a really light pad on and just keep working sets of #3 into the paintwork until it can take no more! I'm working with a rotary.

I worked on a car last year that was so dry, you could feel the moisture coming out of your fingertips when you touched the paint! Luckily it was a convertible and only the top panels seemed really dry - I corrected in about an hour on the top panels and then spent another 4 on the bonnet and a further 1 on the boot ... just working #3 in.

Needless to say, it looked sensational afterwards.

I can't see any benefit in leaving a cured coat of polish to sit overnight. If anything, multiple applications will be of more benefit using the product as intended. #7 is fantastic - I could happily make multiple applications of that product by hand until the bottle was used up! Love it!

[Perfectshine]

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@ Alfisti - Thanks~

@Orca - Wow! let's see those pictures~

Here's the final result -




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and another car -



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[Perfectshine]

Re: "Oil massage": What would work best?

Adding Pure polish as an additional step, is surely an understatement.