Not many pictures on this one as I had my work cut out for me. But a friend recently purchased his Dads work truck and it needed a bit of TLC, especially the bonnet which had rust spots all over it.

So I was up and at it for 0730. Car was treated to Powermaxed TFR at 10:1. Wheels were cleaned with KKD Brake away at 5:1 and then Iron X was applied. The car was washed with Farcela Bodywork Shampoo then de tarred with Tardis. It was then clayed with Angelwax Glide Clay Block, using Iron X as lube.

5 hits it took to get rid of the rust spots. But I got there eventually!!

I then got busy with the rotary, apllying Britemax AIOMax with a yellow 3m pad before protecting with Dodo Juice Supernatural Hybrid Nano. That should protect it for a good few months.

Rust all gone!

And now for some finished shots.

Thanks for looking!!

Wow thats come up  really good B)

Thanks Alan. The low light is hiding a multitude of sins, but he didn't want it perfect. Just to get rid of the rust spots and enhance the gloss.

It looks like a newer model so hopefully won't snap in 2 but make sure he keeps an eye on the chassis rails.

My sister's was purchased back by Nissan prior to Christmas to go for scrap.

Not many pictures on this one as I had my work cut out for me. But a friend recently purchased his Dads work truck and it needed a bit of TLC, especially the bonnet which had rust spots all over it.

So I was up and at it for 0730. Car was treated to Powermaxed TFR at 10:1. Wheels were cleaned with KKD Brake away at 5:1 and then Iron X was applied. The car was washed with Farcela Bodywork Shampoo then de tarred with Tardis. It was then clayed with Angelwax Glide Clay Block, using Iron X as lube.

5 hits it took to get rid of the rust spots. But I got there eventually!!

I then got busy with the rotary, apllying Britemax AIOMax with a yellow 3m pad before protecting with Dodo Juice Supernatural Hybrid Nano. That should protect it for a good few months.

Rust all gone!

And now for some finished shots.

Thanks for looking!!

To get a finish like that you must really enjoy your work, Neil...as I do.

Always a treat to see what you've been up to.

Regards

Mike.

To get a finish like that you must really enjoy your work, Neil...as I do.

Always a treat to see what you've been up to.

Regards

Mike.

Hi Mike. Really kind comments, thank you!

Yes, I find it extremely therapeutic and rewarding. And its great to stand back and say "I did that". Hope you are well!

That's a big bus to complete!! Top results Neil....I agree with you....very satisfying to get great results n get great feedback from others.

Not many pictures on this one as I had my work cut out for me. But a friend recently purchased his Dads work truck and it needed a bit of TLC, especially the bonnet which had rust spots all over it.

So I was up and at it for 0730. Car was treated to Powermaxed TFR at 10:1. Wheels were cleaned with KKD Brake away at 5:1 and then Iron X was applied. The car was washed with Farcela Bodywork Shampoo then de tarred with Tardis. It was then clayed with Angelwax Glide Clay Block, using Iron X as lube.

5 hits it took to get rid of the rust spots. But I got there eventually!!

I then got busy with the rotary, apllying Britemax AIOMax with a yellow 3m pad before protecting with Dodo Juice Supernatural Hybrid Nano. That should protect it for a good few months.

Rust all gone!

And now for some finished shots.

Thanks for looking!!

 

 

Top job Neil - great work and very rewarding i'm sure.

 

How did you find AIOmax?

 

One of the first products i bought to use with my first DA - and its a cracker!!!!

 

 

Thanks for posting up mate  :thumbup:

Thanks Ste.

I use AIOMax with the rotary and I must admit, I'm totally in agreement with you. Fab product. It gives a real depth to the paint and it breezes through oxidation to revive it. Shaun sent me a bottle to try and its so good I got another from Ben when he was having a clear out.

AIOmax is an awesome product and certainly done you justice here buddy, especially with the soft Nissan paint!

Awesome work mate! Credit to you!

Thanks Ste.

I use AIOMax with the rotary and I must admit, I'm totally in agreement with you. Fab product. It gives a real depth to the paint and it breezes through oxidation to revive it. Shaun sent me a bottle to try and its so good I got another from Ben when he was having a clear out.

 

 

It is a fab product indeed - never tried it on a rotary though. Performs well, smells great, minimal dust.

 

To be honest - i've used a lot of the Britemax range and its hard to find a bad product really.

Simon at iShine stocks the range local to me - so it was always very handy to grab some.