check out some of my work!!!!

[Donavin629]

[tuscarora dave]

That is some serious correction work there, Care to share your process/products with us?

[Donavin629]

high speed buffer using a wool pad and system one polish.
then go over it with my cyclo machine using system one polish
spray wax and booom!!!!! all done

any more questions hit me up.

[Beemerboy]

Nice work on the cars

Spray wax?

[Ronkh]

Vapor wax ?

[Donavin629]

i uses sytem one products right now.. so polish and wax are from them. i dont compound anything anymore

[GearHead_1]

Originally Posted by Ronkh

Vapor wax ?

No, this is a waterborne nanotechnology, eco savvy, product. Doesn't even go down the same line of claims as the incomparable VaporWax.

[Ronkh]

Originally Posted by Donavin629

i dont compound anything anymore

Originally Posted by GearHead_1

No, this is a waterborne nanotechnology, eco savvy, product. Doesn't even go down the same line of claims as the incomparable VaporWax.

It's gotta be an acrylic conditioner.

[Donavin629]

Originally Posted by Ronkh

It's gotta be an acrylic conditioner.

???? we talking about the wax or the polish?

[CharlesW]

Originally Posted by Ronkh

It's gotta be an acrylic conditioner.

It certainly doesn't appear to be.

Originally Posted by The System One Web-site

This easy-to-use carnauba wax spray is applied directly to the paintwork in the form of a fine mist that can be gently wiped off and buffed.

After washing your car, just spray on SYSTEM ONE Spray Wax while the car is still wet. Wipe it down, and then buff it to a high sheen. Our water-based formula dries quickly upon application and will not separate in the bottle.

Does water based and carnauba some way indicate "acrylic conditioner"?
Having asked that, I have to admit I have no idea how "acrylic" relates to car wax. I know the term is used a lot, but I really don't know what the acrylic is supposed to do.

[Donavin629]

oh i forgot these lol.. this was the best.. looks like she got into a fight with freddy






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[JaredPointer]

I remember reading about System One process a while back. Looks like it produces pretty good results.

[Mr. Clean]

Originally Posted by JaredPointer

I remember reading about System One process a while back. Looks like it produces pretty good results.

Agreed on both points. IIRC the product was paired with a two-sided buffing pad (polishing/finishing - maybe like some of the edge pads). But then I'm working from memory and that gets more scary with each passing day.