Bluebox

Yesterday I decided to tackle my first full detail of the outside of my 2006 B7 with Menzerna. First I washed everything, twice to make sure nothing was attached to the paint. I then did an application of Final Polish II, then Finishing Glaze, and then FMJ. Everything goes on very easy, and comes off fairly easlily too. The Final Polish took off about 99% of anything attached to the paint that was not supposed to be there (bug residue etc..) The FMJ is VERY slippery smooth when final buffing is done. It took me about 4 hours to complete everything including putting a coat of Blitz wax on my wheels. Any questions, let me know!

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Shawn-Boston

I need to do the same with my car . . . did you do it all by hand or use an orbital buffer?

studlee

when can you do my car?

Bluebox

It was all done by hand, no buffer.

chaotic

excellent work, 4 hours is quick for those results

Dougiebaby2

Awesome job ... love the pic of the tree reflection on your trunk

Audi_dreaming

Very nice job! I'm inspired to work on my B7 this weekend. Love the reflection of the tree on the trunk as well.

clc2112

1: wash
2: polish (Menz FPII)
3: wax with "FMJ"

Bluebox

FMJ = Full Molecular Jacket- A polymer based sealant by Menzerna