Glen e method on motorcycle
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Glen e method on motorcycle
No corvette until next year but practicing Glen e's prep and detail method. This was done as follows.
1. Wash with Dawn liquid dish soap.
2. Blow dry (gas powered blower).
3. Applied Blackfire Total Polish and Seal with Porter Cable 7424xp on a very light cutting (white) pad.
4.Buffed with high quality MF cloth.
5.Waited overnight, then applied 2 coats of Blackfire Crystal Seal, 3 hrs apart, with a MF sponge.
Lots of shine and depth.
Hope I did this correctly....What say you Glen?
Bike is 20ft from house but picking up reflection of garage (directly below/left of skull).
1. Wash with Dawn liquid dish soap.
2. Blow dry (gas powered blower).
3. Applied Blackfire Total Polish and Seal with Porter Cable 7424xp on a very light cutting (white) pad.
4.Buffed with high quality MF cloth.
5.Waited overnight, then applied 2 coats of Blackfire Crystal Seal, 3 hrs apart, with a MF sponge.
Lots of shine and depth.
Hope I did this correctly....What say you Glen?
Bike is 20ft from house but picking up reflection of garage (directly below/left of skull).
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