Fracela products - 1st time cut polishing!

[The Fox Master]

My daily driver is a 97 Black Acura CL that I neglect horribly.The paint was looking old had tons of fine scratches and was generally faded and oxidized.

I picked up an 80$ airco polisher, some fracela g3 and g10 and a 8 and 5" meguiars foam pad and made a day out of polishing the luxo-ricer.

This stuff goes on really nice - it's a diminishing abrasive and is water based. They state that you should spritz water onto the surface as you polish - this helps keep the polish moving as it breaks down and also prevents the paint from burning. I kept the polisher on low speed and just worked it in gently and the resuts were amazing. I sealed the whole deal is with some turtle wax ice and stood back. The paint has metalic flake in it I didn't even know was there, and it is juts smooth as glass now.

Anyhow... Fracela gets 2 thumbs up from this rookie, no burns exept the sunburn I got working outside (yep theis stuff can be applied in direct sunlight).

[Sweet '83]

cool...Good to know! How much did it all cost ya?

[The Fox Master]

with pads and both polishes, and the polisher itself 160$

[Sweet '83]

Not too bad then ehh...? You probably have enough stuff left over to do it a few more times...right? Maybe try it on your Mustang next time?

[The Fox Master]

Oh yeah I could do a dousen cars easy wth what I have. Its pretty abrasive stuff so its not needed often, once you have a nice base to work with you can just maintain the shine and protection with wax/polymers.

The g3 is one heck of a scratch remover.

[Sweet '83]

I'll have to give it a try myself once I get up enough ambition..

[bc82gt]

Sorry FM, had to post this Any before and after pics?

[The Fox Master]

wish I had a digital cam. sadly all my $ goes to mods so no pics

[bc82gt]

Fair enough, performance>pics

[j-roc]

Digi cams are dirt cheap now, got a badass one for under $300 and sold my year old one for $30.