Just got to work out how to re paint those letters

Looking good!!

11 hours ago, BigM said:

 

   

Just got to work out how to re paint those letters

Mark

Looks extremely good.

How and with what did you achieve that level of presentation?

Best Wishes and Regards , John

Hi Mark,

Looks amazing, well worth the effort😊

Best Regards,

Julie.

 

Looks fantastic well done Mark 😶🤢.

--Frank

Thank you all for your kind comments.

Hi John.

I used Bilt Hamber (BH) Surfex HD at 10% dilution in a pump action spray bottle with a small amount of BH auto wash to help with foaming.

This was sprayed over a cold engine and agitated with about 8 different types/styles of brushes. 

When clean, the engine was gently rinsed off using a shower pattern from a garden hose nozzle.

It was then blow dried using a Bigboi blower.

Once dry it was lightly sprayed with Aerospace 303 protectant and wiped down with a few, The Rag company, microfiber cloths. To aid dying the blower was used again.

All painted surfaces within the engine bay were then decontaminated  with fallout remover, clay barred, degreased with 8% Isopropyl and coated with BH double speed wax.

 

9 hours ago, BigM said:

Thank you all for your kind comments.

Hi John.

I used Bilt Hamber (BH) Surfex HD at 10% dilution in a pump action spray bottle with a small amount of BH auto wash to help with foaming.

This was sprayed over a cold engine and agitated with about 8 different types/styles of brushes. 

When clean, the engine was gently rinsed off using a shower pattern from a garden hose nozzle.

It was then blow dried using a Bigboi blower.

Once dry it was lightly sprayed with Aerospace 303 protectant and wiped down with a few, The Rag company, microfiber cloths. To aid dying the blower was used again.

All painted surfaces within the engine bay were then decontaminated  with fallout remover, clay barred, degreased with 8% Isopropyl and coated with BH double speed wax.

 

Mark

Thank you very much for the very excellent details of "how and with what". I will look into these products and hopefully treat my S-Type.

 

Best Wishes and Regards, John

No worries John,

With the right tools/products, its not a difficult job to accomplish.

Cheers