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liver:
Hiya everyone

A friend very kindly offered me the use of his bodyshop during the Christmas period. This desperately needed after I had a little miss hap with a new clay bar which left the paint work on my R26R looking very sorry for itself as you can see below





I took taping the car to the extreme as I didn't want to mess around and used as much from the bodyshop as I could.



A few more before pictures under light





these are some pictures from polishing stages, I used a two stage polishing approach and was really happy with the outcome










here are some pics of the car in the bodyshop during the process







this was the first time outside before I re-washed the car to remove the dust





These are the final outside pictures

scopes:
 :happy2: Gleaming, looks like new... Time well spent...

How did you have a miss hap with a new clay bar ?

Horatio:
You've taken it down to the primer  :laugh: only kidding. Looks lovely matey  :drool: :drool:, saw one of these in black over Xmas on our back from Norwich on the M11 giving a Scooby a hard time  :driver: :driver:

liver:

--- Quote from: Horatio on January 02, 2014, 04:56:57 pm ---You've taken it down to the primer  :laugh: only kidding. Looks lovely matey  :drool: :drool:, saw one of these in black over Xmas on our back from Norwich on the M11 giving a Scooby a hard time  :driver: :driver:

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haha I know, just decided to lacquer over the primer was easier than painting

yeah they do shock a lot of cars to be honest, especially around a track


--- Quote from: scopes on January 02, 2014, 03:07:14 pm --- :happy2: Gleaming, looks like new... Time well spent...

How did you have a miss hap with a new clay bar ?

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I honestly don't know where I went wrong with the clay bar, ive clayed a lot of cars and used the same pre wash routine as I always do. This was a clay ive never used and it was a brand new clay so I don't know

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