Originally Posted by
MD Cos
Well Jon, if you get bored you can always come and do it for me!
its my new project car, so want to get it shiny before i put the new bumpers on
You can borrow my mop anytime mate
Originally Posted by
oibren85
Jonny, When you say you use plenty of water, is is sort of spray it on while your machining? how does it react with the polish when applying?
Originally Posted by
mar_k
when i see a mate mop his motor with G3 at work he soaked the mop head before using it and wet the panel then applied G3 straight onto the panel.
not sure if thats the correct way to use it but its what my mate did
That is how I do it, damp mop head and keep the panel slightly wet, especially on a car as faded as this.
You can use it dry or atleast drier but there is a high chance you will burn through on the edges and obviously you don't want to be doing that so I'd rather have a bit of G3 to clear up than something I can't without repainting the panel
The Audi needed the bumpers and other hard to get to parts removing as its not perfect, maybe I'm a bit anal but seeing how well it did come up I'm keen to get it looking as good as it can.