Got my Flex and SSR today. It poured rain all day long here and I really wanted to try it out. So I decided to try it out on our 1960's Brush Truck at the Fire Department.
This truck is trashed, it probably hasn't seen wax in over 10 years. Its also a brush truck so its meant mainly for off-roading in rugged terrain.
I washed and clayed one panel and then went at it with the Flex and SSR....
Now the pictures aren't that great. I only did 10 passes because apparently there is no clear on the paint, after only 10 passes the green pad was completely red (came clean with APC thank god). I only did part of the fender.
Before
After (note where the light reflection on the left side of the fender is where I stopped you can tell)
Before
After:
10 PASSES!!! THATS IT! I thought it made a great difference in the shine and took a lot of scuffs and scratches out for the short amount of time and work I put into it!
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Got my Flex and SSR today. It poured rain all day long here and I really wanted to try it out. So I decided to try it out on our 1960's Brush Truck at the Fire Department.
This truck is trashed, it probably hasn't seen wax in over 10 years. Its also a brush truck so its meant mainly for off-roading in rugged terrain.
I washed and clayed one panel and then went at it with the Flex and SSR....
Now the pictures aren't that great. I only did 10 passes because apparently there is no clear on the paint, after only 10 passes the green pad was completely red (came clean with APC thank god). I only did part of the fender.
Before
After (note where the light reflection on the left side of the fender is where I stopped you can tell)
Before
After:
10 PASSES!!! THATS IT! I thought it made a great difference in the shine and took a lot of scuffs and scratches out for the short amount of time and work I put into it!
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