One more car I spent four hours on Last Saturday...

[CMT]

My good friend Eric's "new to him" Subaru 2.5 RS, in a very nice blue.

http://www.ziplink.net/~ctroiane/eric/eric.html <=== check out the opening pic, I laugh every time I see the face he made whenever the camera was on him, he's a real "tough guy." (well, he is, but that's unimportant)

A few pics of the polish stage, which really left the car glaringly sharp in reflection:












And the final wax stage, which kind of subdued the hammering glare into a nice, liquid flow that made the car shimmer in the late afternoon light. Compared to just the pollish, which left the car with all the subtlety of a jackhammer, the wax left it with a serious glow about it....I guess it's tough to describe the difference. Anyway, I was really happy with the way this car cleaned up.

[Matthew]

[lou]WOW[/lou]

Great job Chris. Nice car too

[Midnight Shark]

Nice pics Chris! What shutter speed do you use for the night shots?

[E36DJ]

freak

[Polo M3]

Chris my car will be at my house this weekend, you can stop by whenever you want...

just kidding, looks damn good!

[CMT]

Originally posted by E36DJ
freak

Taint.

[CMT]

Originally posted by Midnight Shark
Nice pics Chris! What shutter speed do you use for the night shots?

Anywhere from a 5-25/30 second exposure depending on how much traffic is travelling by that spot.

[E36DJ]

I already have a coat of Meguiar's gold class on my car.. what would you do from here? I want to start all over again. There are some swirl marks and really fine scratches and stuff.. not to mention some shit I locked in there. Should I just use the Meguiar's clay bar.. or cleaner wax. What's the difference?