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PC vs Teg - The Results

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In a Detailing World stylee!! Here are 1st results with the PC and new products....

Having cleaned my current and past cars by hand for the last 10 years, I recently decided to try out a PC and the various products that can be used with it.

The process and products I used are;

- Pre-cleaned with Karcher PW (yet to get a foam lance).
- Washed 2 bucket method with Meg's Hyper Wash and a Sonus wash mit.
- Rinsed with karcher PW.
- Dried with PoorBoys Waffle Towel with Meg's Quik Detailer.
- Clayed with Meg's Quik Clay & Quik Detailer for lube.
- Car taped up with 3M blue.
- PoorBoys SSR2.5 applied via PC with Sonus SFX-1 pad.
- Sonus Paintwork Cleanser appied via PC with Sonus SFX-3 pad.
- Meg's No.21 Synthetic Sealant.
- Meg's No.26 Hi Tech Yellow Wax (liquid).
All products buffed off with AutoGlym microfibres.
- Windows cleaned with AutoGlym Fast Glass.
- Tyres dressed with Meg's High Gloss Gel.
- Engine bay cleaned and dressed with AutoGlym Viny & Rubber.
(Probably a few bits I have forgotten!)

As it was the 1st time I used the PC, it was a long and deep learning process. It actually took me 12 hours, with a 15min lunch break to complete just the paintwork. The car was washed the night before, dried and garaged under a cover. The following day was the paintwork, and the following day the glass, tyres etc... Hats off to the guys who do it professionally, and complete a full detail in 1 day!

I didnt get a chance to take 'before and during' pics, as I was too busy, and time was a concern. The pics below were unfortunately taken on a very overcast and dull day, so do not do the finish a real justice. Also there are no close ups of the paint - this is due to it being my first time with the PC and products, so although I greatly improved the paintwork, it was not a total correction, some defects do remain (something to work on as I gain more experience). Pics were also taken with the help of some artificial light, due to the dull weather.

Enough chat, here are the pics, hope you enjoy....

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Interior - You can see why this wasnt included in the 'process and products' :lol: )

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'The Shoot'

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Any comment appreciated, good or bad :)
 
Nice one Gunn...that looks immaculate.

Been toying with getting a PC and after seeing what a "newbie" can achieve its deffo going on the Xmas pressie list.

How long did yours take to arrive and did you get stung by customs ?
 
Nice one Gunn...that looks immaculate.

Been toying with getting a PC and after seeing what a "newbie" can achieve its deffo going on the Xmas pressie list.

How long did yours take to arrive and did you get stung by customs ?

I ordered mine Sunday evening, and it arrived the following Thursday morning. I ordered mine through Autopia, and they marked the package with a value of £25, so I did not pay any import tax.

After spending 12 hours with it in my hand, I did think about selling it straight away :lol: But with a bit more practice, I can see it will be a very useful tool.
 
Autopia are great.

Got my PC back in Feb to around 4/5 days to arrive, ordered another one for a friend 2 weeks ago on a friday evening arrived at my door monday morning :D

The second order came to around $600 total order on the import invoice said $25 nice :D:D:D
 
awesome! I have neither the time or patience to do that on mine. Just gonna pay someone to do it lol
 
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