Thanks to Charles Morgan. (In red)

[brucemillar]

Harley's asked a question on here about good products for red paint. The general consensus was:

ClearKote Moose Glaze. Well I gave it a go with no machine tools. Then sealed it with:

Collinite 845.

Here is the result.

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[Palfrem]

Shiny!

Looks good with the black wheels.

 

[Sp!ke]

I like those - it reminds me of this.

http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/general-discussion/87201-interesting-project.html

The evolution is an amazing machine - I've never driven anything that drove that fast while feeling so slow. I kept wondering where everyone else had gone

 

[brucemillar]

Spike

The Evolutions are great beasties. I just cant justify the spend. Well I could could but then there is the divorce costs and no kids, the house being sold etc.

Mine is a 3.6 V6. Great engine pulls all day and usually catches others out as you enter and exit roundabouts ;^)

 

[Charles Morgan]

The thanks should be sent to Detailed as he recommended it originally.

However it has come up very nicely indeed Bruce!

As my red M535i is utterly immovable until I sort the fuel problems out it isn't getting a polish anytime soon!

 

[brucemillar]

Charles

Not sure how I managed to rename you to Harley.

Must be my sausage fingers.

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[SL300-24]

Bruce..did you use the red moose glaze or the vanilla?

 

[Charles Morgan]

Red Moose

 

[brucemillar]

Bruce..did you use the red moose glaze or the vanilla?

Red Glaze. It goes on very well and more importantly comes off easily. I used microfibre cloths to apply and remove. Gets my vote. As it says "it makes the colour pop"

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