What is the correct process for detailing this finish??

http://www.crystalart.com/car.htm

 

Simple:

1. Don't let it out of the museum display case

 

Q-Tips and windex.

 

I was thinking DP was going to need to offer Clarity in a 55 gallon drum.

 

I'm not sure of clay bar could gef off that stuff - it looks VERY chunky. I'd start with a power washer (the kind you use to clean privacy fences and house siding, then move up to a putty knife to remove any stubborn hangers-on.

 

Steam Cleaner, various plastic tools for scraping, prying, and/or hooking. Should remove most, if not all, the adhesive they used.

Then you should be able to hit it with a 2000 grit wet sandpaper to remove any further residue.

Assuming there is paint underneath that mess, clay bar would be next. Or time for a new paint job.

It would be a challenge. Not one I would take on.

 

wow, that's a lot of pollen.

 

Polyurothane.

 

I bet some claybar would smoothen things out pretty good!

 

Oooooo.... Imagine how well love bugs would stick between those crystals...

 

It's sort of the forbidden love child of Elton John and G. Gordon Liddy... Frightening.

 

You're on a roll, Matt - that's like 4 funnies in one day - somebody stop him, he's outta control...

 

It must be radiation poisoning from my LEDs... I feel loopy(er).