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[Bence]

I did this VW Touareg a few days ago, and I thought I share...

The customer wanted only one step, but after the firtst test spot with OP, it was obvious that I'd need something stronger. And while OHC is ready for this task, the Menzerna 3.02 works quicker on this hard paint. However, as time was a definite factor, the full process was 3.02 (HTEC on certain spots)/NXT paste/OOS.

I wanted to see how OOS behaves over NXT, so I chose this combo for no particular reason. Besides, I love NXT on black. It was interesting how the OOS made the NXT deeper, and added more definition to it.

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[Anthony Orosco]

That's some liquid black there buddy, nice work!!



Anthony

[icemang17]

Nice work...WOW

[Obsessive Detail]

That looks dripping wet Bence!! Great work!!!

[Smithule]

Looks Great!

[tdekany]

Looks beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish you had more pictures.

[Brad K]

The paint looks wet!!

What did you use on the tires? I really like the look to the tires in that pic.

[Bence]

Your wish is my command...

On the tires/trim/rubber I used FK 108.

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Afters:

[ufourya]

Spectacular job!

By the way, can you expand a little on what FK 108 is? I looked in the abreviations and elsewhere without finding which product by which manufacturer.

Thanks

[Bence]

The manufacturer is Finish Kare. I like this particular protectant when I need a bit of a silky shine. Works great. When I need a darker finish, I use Opti-Bond II or Carlack Plasti-Care.

[ufourya]

Bence, on Nov 18 2007, 11:16 PM, said:

The manufacturer is Finish Kare. I like this particular protectant when I need a bit of a silky shine. Works great. When I need a darker finish, I use Opti-Bond II or Carlack Plasti-Care.

Thanks so much for the info.