VELOCITY BLUE Bronco Club

[jbacchi70]

Is that a sticker or something?



It'd probably be easier for you to tape it off and spray plastidip on it (can get it at most auto places). Give it a few coats and it'll get the look you want without the work of replacing the emblem I did it with my Mustang and GT logos on my Mustang and it turned out well.



Looks good! I'll keep an eye out for y'all on the road!



The order tracking here at 6G has orders here at 8.4%, or 336 of 4,015 tracked.

Vinyl overlay sticker

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[porkchop express]

I have seen about 50 Broncos out in the wild (excluding dealerships), not one of them was VB and I swear about 50% were Cactus Gray. Oh, and I picked this one up last week:

That looks pretty darn good.

 

[BlueBronco]

That looks pretty darn good.

Thanks. I spent about 6 hours detailing the outside when I got it home:

1. Wash: Meguirs Deep Crystal Car Wash
2. Clay: Mothers Ultimate Hybrid 1-Step Ceramic Clay & Coat
3. Paint correction & polish: Mothers CMX Ceramic 3in1 Polish & Coat
4. Ceramic Coat: Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray Coating
5. Wax: Mothers Ultimate Hybrid Ceramic Wax

 

[AZ_BRONC]

Thanks. I spent about 6 hours detailing the outside when I got it home:

1. Wash: Meguirs Deep Crystal Car Wash
2. Clay: Mothers Ultimate Hybrid 1-Step Ceramic Clay & Coat
3. Paint correction & polish: Mothers CMX Ceramic 3in1 Polish & Coat
4. Ceramic Coat: Mothers CMX Ceramic Spray Coating
5. Wax: Mothers Ultimate Hybrid Ceramic Wax

You should either ceramic coat or wax, not both.

 

[BlueBronco]

You should either ceramic coat or wax, not both

I usually am just a wash and then wax guy so I researched, read and watched many a videos trying to get a consensus on the proper steps to detail the paint. It seems that after wash/clay/polish there was a lot of different opinions on what all to do next and in what order. For every article I found recommending one procedure I would find another recommending the opposite. Ultimately, I decided to both ceramic coat and wax using complimentary products and am more than pleased with the results.

 

[AZ_BRONC]

I usually am just a wash and then wax guy so I researched, read and watched many a videos trying to get a consensus on the proper steps to detail the paint. It seems that after wash/clay/polish there was a lot of different opinions on what all to do next and in what order. For every article I found recommending one procedure I would find another recommending the opposite. Ultimately, I decided to both ceramic coat and wax using complimentary products and am more than pleased with the results.

Yeah, the internet if full of opinions.

I grew up in a Ford/Lincoln Mercury dealership family and started detailing the cars on the lot since 14 Yrs old. Ceramic wasn’t a thing back in the 80’s, but I’ve continued to detail all my own cars and keep up with the new stuff. Wax and ceramic are both attempting the same thing…wax creating a soft, shiny shell layer filling the painted surface’s pores. Think of shiny apples at the grocery store. Ceramic is chemically bonding to the paint. Both layers wear away over time. Wax needs time to adhere to the paint and dry, so if you are going to ceramic over it, give it time to do that. If you don’t, it’s like laying tile over fresh concrete that hasn’t cured. A bad thing! Also, the ceramic won’t adhere to a wax layer like it will to a clean layer of paint.

Wax over the ceramic? You’re putting a hard, water-shedding, hydroponic layer down and then a soft, water-based layer over it with good but less water-repelling chemistry, negating the ceramic’s main feature. It is probably fine, but a waste.

Just my opinion, but I think both wax or ceramic are just fine. Wax will just need reapplication more often. More important is paint protection in high wear areas, correct and timely cleanings, and good vehicle storage when not in use.

Love your Bronco, my order is nearly identical, 4 door, Squatch, mod bumper, VB!

 

[Bandit958]

Any more photos of this? This is almost exactly my spec, minus the roof rails.

 

[Southside_Ray]

It's gorgeous!! I'm jealous lol

 

[EveryDayBronco]

Is that a sticker or something?



It'd probably be easier for you to tape it off and spray plastidip on it (can get it at most auto places). Give it a few coats and it'll get the look you want without the work of replacing the emblem I did it with my Mustang and GT logos on my Mustang and it turned out well.



Looks good! I'll keep an eye out for y'all on the road!



The order tracking here at 6G has orders here at 8.4%, or 336 of 4,015 tracked.

It's kind of disappointing that so many are choosing "safe" colors.

Is Area 51 going to be one of those colors that dates the 2021/2022's and drops off quickly? Same with Cactus Grey?

 

[@BadBlueBronco]

Satin PPF velocity blue

 

[BoogieBD]

Satin PPF velocity blue

The white wheels look nice on it.

 

[GoBigRed]

Velocity Blue OBX owners, Any of you have cloth seats? Which color you chose?

I am having hard time to choose between Navy/Gray or Black/Roast.

 

[AZ_BRONC]

Velocity Blue OBX owners, Any of you have cloth seats? Which color you chose?

I am having hard time to choose between Navy/Gray or Black/Roast.

Going cloth roast here. Love the look with the VB.

 

[Bandit958]

Going cloth roast here. Love the look with the VB.

Wife fell in love with the marine grade vinyl, it was easy to clean and soft, So We went with the
Black Diamond to get it, don't regret it a bit.

 

[AZ_BRONC]

Wife fell in love with the marine grade vinyl, it was easy to clean and soft, So We went with the
Black Diamond to get it, don't regret it a bit.

If I were still in Grand Rapids, MI I’d go vinyl and likely do a BD, SAS VB. But now I’m in Arizona and vinyl with the top off (which is how I drove my Jeep and convertible) will burn you every day. Gotta do cloth in AZ.

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