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the_scotsman
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Send him a PM or give him a call...I just placed an order myself  |
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Aurora 98
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Hi Scotsman. I've been so flat out with an EB Fairmont full correction detail but I will mix your stuff up and post it out tomorrow
Freak6 has just been around to buy some products and we started playing with the trim dream and his trims are now incredible. he says that it's so shiny that it's illegal.
Heres some pics
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Aurora 98
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And again
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millard455
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hi matt, how ya been?
good to see freak6 is happy with the results.
in that last pic, the one of the black door stripes, have you not done the front half in that pic or does it have trim dream on it that hasnt been wipped of yet? |
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Timmeh
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I must be doing something wrong because mine turn out nothing like those.
They are much better than what they were but do not come out like the pics of trims in this thread.
I followed the instructions to the letter too.
I need a detailer in Perth to have a crack at it.
Got anyone in mind Aurora98? |
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Aurora 98
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Millard - that first half hadn't been done yet. You can clearly see where trim dream has been applied, you can see my fingers in the reflection
Timmeh, are you using step 2 and 3 with high speed and no pressure.
Your strips are red though right, thats different than the black stuff
Seriously if you cant get it like that, no one else will
Might take a machine because yours are so bad |
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millard455
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| yeah i thaught that would have been the case just wasnt sure. thats amazing how well it worked on trims that look that bad. |
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millard455
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| Timmeh wrote: | I must be doing something wrong because mine turn out nothing like those.
They are much better than what they were but do not come out like the pics of trims in this thread.
I followed the instructions to the letter too.
I need a detailer in Perth to have a crack at it.
Got anyone in mind Aurora98? |
what trims didnt turn out as good Timmeh, the red ones or the ones that run along the windows and the quater window trim? |
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Timmeh
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No I was just doing the window trims. I did the rear 1/4s on both passenger and driver side.
They come up looking very good but nothing like what you guys have achieved.
I haven't done the red strips yet because I bought a new set to replace mine. |
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millard455
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| Timmeh wrote: | No I was just doing the window trims. I did the rear 1/4s on both passenger and driver side.
They come up looking very good but nothing like what you guys have achieved.
I haven't done the red strips yet because I bought a new set to replace mine. |
thats realy strange. did you get heaps of black stuff on the pad after step 1? might have to give the 3 steps another go and see how they turn out. i feel realy bad now after recomending a product and you didnt get the results you were after  |
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Aurora 98
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Yeah me too. I've done trims probably worse than yours timmeh and gotten them superb and by hand
The one thing that you must not do is use step 2 and 3 with any pressure. You won't get the shine if you do |
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Timmeh
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Maybe its the pressure.
Don't feel bad because they are heaps better than what they were. They are just not shiney and wet looking.
Its probably the user (me). It has to be as that is the only thing that is different. |
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| Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 5:17 pm Post subject: |
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hey guys as matt has allready said his worked on my trims and they came up a treat.
and i gotta say these sh#ts gotta be illegal it shine like crazy and still looks wet today.
matts quality of work is much much higher than i could have ever expected.
i am bringing my car in for a full detail before my car clubs dyno day. |
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Aurora 98
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Thanks freaky. How great thou art trim dream
I just mixed up a one litre bottle of Step 1 for a fellow businessman
$125 dollars a litre it works out too, the other two steps would probably be double that due to their being less and more expensive raw ingredients in them than step 1
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I did my mirror plastic again. This time I took the mirrors off the car and used bugger all pressure on steps 2 and 3. This time it worked.
It was me using too much elbow grease last time. Now the sponge where steps 2 and 3 are used for on the blue side are starting to go back to blue. They turned black before.
Man what a difference.
I got a question though, is any of these steps going to hurt the paint on the car? I do get a bit of over rub when not using any pressure. |
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millard455
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| Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2008 11:57 am Post subject: |
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| Timmeh wrote: | I did my mirror plastic again. This time I took the mirrors off the car and used bugger all pressure on steps 2 and 3. This time it worked.
It was me using too much elbow grease last time. Now the sponge where steps 2 and 3 are used for on the blue side are starting to go back to blue. They turned black before.
Man what a difference.
I got a question though, is any of these steps going to hurt the paint on the car? I do get a bit of over rub when not using any pressure. |
glad to hear you got some pleasing results now timmeh, aurora 98 will be very happy. nah it wont hurt your paintwork, just wipe it of with a soft cloth. |
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Aurora 98
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It's great for paintwork, won't be a problem
You can use it to fill in swirls and then lock in the fillers and seal the paint |
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Aurora 98
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| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 2:17 pm Post subject: |
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Quick notice on Trim Dream
Step 3 now has a new ingredient in it that will boost the protective qualities and give more smoothness and colour. Which means slightly more black mirror finish
Applied by hand to my car
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millard455
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fuk that looks unreal matt. to someone that didnt know, they would swear they had been painted and clear coated. next time we catch up we might have to go over mine again  |
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Aurora 98
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| Yeah for sure, just wait until I get to do a BA or BF falcon, the finish might be even darker |
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