More teaser shots of the Evolution Final Finish Beta...

DetailWerkz · #1 (**permalink**) 01-05-2009

The more I continue to use the Evolution Final Finish Beta the more I am in love!

Here are some more shots as I continue to work on this 2009 Mustang GT CS.

Here is a shot with the over spray damage, and the swirls and damage from the dealership.

Here is a shot after I have sanded the area using 3000 grit sandpaper.

Here is a shot of me working the area using the high-speed and the new Evolution Final Finish Beta.

And here are the results...remember I did not change my pad, same machine, same pad just went over the area two times using the new Evolution Final Finish Beta...

And the shot that BLOWS my mind...

more to come!!!

Smoke · #2 (**permalink**) 01-07-2009

Man I really hate waiting for packages NOW. That looks really awesome Brian, essentially you let the mechanical cut of the pad cut of the defects and the polish acts as a lubricant which after time jewels the finish to a crystal clear, high gloss.

Imagine what the final finish could do with a fine finishing pad!

Did you use any EVP?

DetailWerkz · #3 (**permalink**) 01-07-2009

I did use some EVP, but the beta really does not need it. I told Rich I had my garage heated up to 75 degrees and at that temp the beta was flashing around a min/half. With the EVP I could work it for upwards of 3 to 4 mins with no flash or dust.

I did jewel the finish at 2K for about 10 or so passes. I was using the 3M UK green foam pad. This pad did great for cutting and jeweling. My goal was to only use one pad and one machine to cut down my time on this correction. Starting out at 3K then jeweling at 2K really did a great job!

WX51 TXR · #4 (**permalink**) 01-13-2009

Awesome! It's hard to believe that a finishing pad would beat the finish shown above... it will be interesting to test this, as if it does, we could be looking at an 85RD beater for sure.