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    So far I have gone over the car one pass with M83. I started yesterday with a good wash, then clay bar, then worked the M83. Almost 6 hours of work!

    Car just after regular washing. Looks clean right?



    This is what the Clay Bar picked up, ick!



    I never got to the M80, but this is what I worked with, great stuff!



    Good Taping job!



    Prior to M83



    After M83



    The Hatch was the worst, it was almost white with swirls and scratches


    The Hatch after the 83. Took 2-3 coatings to get it back!

  • #2
    Re: One pass M83 with pics

    thats amazing work!


    looks like the paint got a lot darker!
    Patrick Yu
    2003 Honda Accord
    2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6

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    • #3
      Re: One pass M83 with pics

      Nice work ...

      Try ColorX if u don't have M80.....

      BTW, what was ur working speed on the G100 with M83...

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      • #4
        Re: One pass M83 with pics

        nice very nice
        alberto gorin
        known as gorin002

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        • #5
          Re: One pass M83 with pics

          Normal process would be 83, 80, then wax. What else do you plan?

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          • #6
            Re: One pass M83 with pics

            Looks very good. Real nice work!
            quality creates its own demand

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            • #7
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              Wow, looks like the #83 did a perfect job! I have had my PC for 8 years now and always used MPPC, #9 & #7, but it seems like most people are using the 80's series now, what's the big deal with the 80's series?

              BTW- I just buffed a friends '02 black dodge intrepid with a similar paint condition w/ the PC & DC#1 (had to use DC#1 now that MPPC is discontinued), and the DC#1 did not even phaze the swirling. I think I might order some of the 80's series now.

              Matt

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              • #8
                Re: One pass M83 with pics

                Looks great! A car might look clean aftrer a wash, then you clay and get what you did!
                Brandon

                2007 Black Chevy Avalanche

                My Albums: Avalanche
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                • #9
                  Re: One pass M83 with pics

                  That is awesome. I didn't know #83 would be able to get the finish that clear, since I've heard it sometimes leaves hazing. Great job!

                  OhioCarBuff: #83 and #80, IME, are great products. I don't know what MPPC was like but I think if you try #80 and #83 you will really like them. Like I said, I don't know what MPPC is like, so the 80 series might take some getting used to, but it's well worth it IMO.
                  Lydia's Mobile Detailing
                  Professional Detailing since 2007

                  1997 Dodge Dakota SLT V8 - Green
                  2007 Honda ST1300 - Silver

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                  • #10
                    Re: One pass M83 with pics

                    Originally posted by Lydia View Post
                    That is awesome. I didn't know #83 would be able to get the finish that clear, since I've heard it sometimes leaves hazing. Great job!
                    I've heard about the possibility of hazing too, but have never had the problem. It has always left the finish ready for the LSP. That includes some very dark Maroon and very dark Blue finishes.
                    Charles
                    The Rainmaker

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                    • #11
                      Re: One pass M83 with pics

                      Very nice work!! When you say one pass, do you mean 1 application on each work area?
                      Matt
                      2007 Lexus RX350
                      1998 Acura Integra

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                      • #12
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                        Whelen,
                        Did you use one pad per product? How many pads total? How did you apply to areas where the G100 would / should not go? Did you run the machine over the ridges, just go up to them, or let the pad ride in the air over without lifting the other side off?

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                        • #13
                          Re: One pass M83 with pics

                          Hey all, I didnt expect so many replies so fast! But to answer the questions:

                          I do have M80 to use next.

                          I used two 8006 pads.

                          I went through about 2 or 3 Microfiber towels, One got a bit of wet on it so it had to be dried out. The vibration of the G100 made some unkown water come from small areas.

                          I did encounter a little hazing on certain areas where I did more than one application.

                          I used one application on most areas. The hatch got 3 applications and a couple panels on the drivers side as well. When doing more than one application which was necessary in certain areas, the hazing is more prominent, but the M80 will take care of that.

                          I ran the pad everywhere. It went everywhere, it is a small enough pad that it fits in many places. Plus my vehicle does not have a lot of areas that need to be taped off. But I noticed that there is a huge difference from when you do it by hand and product seems to get in every space. With the G100 and proper product application, never had an issue with that. It actually worked so well it pulled out old wax that was stuck in areas I could not reach by hand.

                          I followed the How to Remove Swirls with the G100 posting on here that gets linked very often. I used around 2x2 areas with small overlap onto the sections previously done. Each door was done in 4 sections and I went with the up and down and then side to side motion suggested. I did the up and down passes and side to sides twice over.

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                          • #14
                            Re: One pass M83 with pics

                            Coating???

                            Whelan, a polish does not establish a coating on the surface (well, most of them). M83 does in fact remove a minuscule amount of clearcoat, and levels the paint down to the valleys of the scratches. That's why they disappear.

                            A last step product will provide the protective coating(s).

                            BTW, nice work.

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                            • #15
                              Re: One pass M83 with pics

                              Great Job Whelan! I often use M83 too but with a rotary and it really gives me good results. I have not tried M80 but i will be trying it very soon, I always here our fellow members talk about it and say how good it is, I already ordered a gallon.

                              Take Care!
                              SYDSTER

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