My Mate's Ford Focus ST After A Good Clean
09-02-2013, 09:39 AM
#1
My Mate's Ford Focus ST After A Good Clean
My mate just bought this Ford Focus ST and asked it i'll give it a but of a tidy up and wax it as it looked like the owner before never polished it or anything!
First off snow foam
Then we clayed the whole car which removed loads of dirty and tiny black spots which where all over the car
As we only had today to get it finished i went over the whole car with with Dodo Juice Supernatural micro prime and a medium cut pad, which removed a fair amount of swirl marks
In these two pictures you can just make out the swirls
This is it after with a coat of Dodo Juice Banana Armour hard carnauba wax
And a few beeding pictures as it rained jus tafter we finished
Thanks for looking comments welcome good or bad
Brian
First off snow foam
Then we clayed the whole car which removed loads of dirty and tiny black spots which where all over the car
As we only had today to get it finished i went over the whole car with with Dodo Juice Supernatural micro prime and a medium cut pad, which removed a fair amount of swirl marks
In these two pictures you can just make out the swirls
This is it after with a coat of Dodo Juice Banana Armour hard carnauba wax
And a few beeding pictures as it rained jus tafter we finished
Thanks for looking comments welcome good or bad
Brian
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14-02-2013, 04:17 PM
#8
PassionFord Post Whore!!
Don't think they're Halfords. Look like Wolf alloys.
Great wheels but don't suit the car well.
Cracking job though
. I ain't got the patience for that, drive through for me 
Great wheels but don't suit the car well.
Cracking job though
. I ain't got the patience for that, drive through for me
14-02-2013, 04:28 PM
#9
WOSRSOC MEMBER
A job well done,
Not mad keen on the wheels but I'm a big fan of "each to their own"
How did u find using the banana armour? As mines god delivered yesterday and I'm gonna try n get a layer on tommorow
Not mad keen on the wheels but I'm a big fan of "each to their own"
How did u find using the banana armour? As mines god delivered yesterday and I'm gonna try n get a layer on tommorow
18-02-2013, 08:54 PM
#13
I found it very easy to use tbh, my mate said he had trouble with it before on his old white FRS, so we gave it ago on his ST and it was easy to apply and easy to buff off
He is bring it back round again later this week for a wash and another coat of wax
Brian
18-02-2013, 09:38 PM
#15
WOSRSOC MEMBER
Cheer's mate
I found it very easy to use tbh, my mate said he had trouble with it before on his old white FRS, so we gave it ago on his ST and it was easy to apply and easy to buff off
He is bring it back round again later this week for a wash and another coat of wax
Brian
I found it very easy to use tbh, my mate said he had trouble with it before on his old white FRS, so we gave it ago on his ST and it was easy to apply and easy to buff off
He is bring it back round again later this week for a wash and another coat of wax
Brian
hopefully do it all again this weekend
19-02-2013, 09:27 AM
#18
I must get around to machine polishing mine rather than using "Poorboys polish with sealant" to hide them...
16-08-2013, 03:19 PM
#20
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Looks epic that does! Good work.
29-08-2013, 09:44 AM
#29
PassionFord Post Whore!!
looks top, what machine are you using and how did you decide on that one
looking to buy a DA very soon but theres lots to choose from and lots of pad/product combos, i dont know where to start
looking to buy a DA very soon but theres lots to choose from and lots of pad/product combos, i dont know where to start
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