Decided to start another thread with pics of my first experience with the UDM and some good product.
Used Menzerna Intesive Polish and Micro Polish. Then Clearkote Red Moose Machine Glaze and followed that up with Natty's Blue. I was only able to get half the car done. The roof, trunk, rear fenders and bumper. Will finish up the front half tomorrow. Wasn't very pleased with the ability to get rid of swirls and scratches. Although I contribute this to my noobishness :-D
Onward to the pics .
Don't mind the dust or lint that floated on there, didn't notice it without the camera.
Pic of the front fender, didn't do this part of the car, trying to see if I could capture some of the imperfections in the paint , I want to get out.
Small scratch I couldn't get out. Frustrated me, thought it would come out.
I'm not too sure about how the process went wrong. How do you determine what speeds and the length of time you polish each panel?? And also, I know you buff off the remaining material with a microfiber but do you let it dry first?
Thanks Guys.
Used Menzerna Intesive Polish and Micro Polish. Then Clearkote Red Moose Machine Glaze and followed that up with Natty's Blue. I was only able to get half the car done. The roof, trunk, rear fenders and bumper. Will finish up the front half tomorrow. Wasn't very pleased with the ability to get rid of swirls and scratches. Although I contribute this to my noobishness :-D
Onward to the pics .
Don't mind the dust or lint that floated on there, didn't notice it without the camera.
Pic of the front fender, didn't do this part of the car, trying to see if I could capture some of the imperfections in the paint , I want to get out.
Small scratch I couldn't get out. Frustrated me, thought it would come out.
I'm not too sure about how the process went wrong. How do you determine what speeds and the length of time you polish each panel?? And also, I know you buff off the remaining material with a microfiber but do you let it dry first?
Thanks Guys.
