Red TT , new chance

Discussion in 'Show and Shine' started by Cosmin, Apr 19, 2010.

  1. Cosmin

    Cosmin Birth of a Detailer

    Red TT , with some repaint panels and full of swirls.
    first inspection dirty and a lot of left over old wax between panels:
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    car needs 2 steps correction to get in like new condition. a test spot was made and here is the result :
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    Exterior :
    - Wash with ONR (optimum no rinse) and 2 buckets
    - Claybar the whole car , inclusive windows and chrome
    - Wheels got clen with p21s and brushes , seal with optimum car wax
    - Tires got clean with APC+(all purpose cleaner +) and dress with endurance gel
    - green tape on all trims and area that needs to be cover
    - Paint was corrected with DA , compound with meguiar`s 105 on Green pad (light cutting pad). the test spot was made with polish pad and m105 but decide to go with green for a better cutting. The car was polish with meguiar`s 205 on white sonus polish pad.
    - Headlights and tailights got polish too
    - Protection : one coat of optiseal on foam aplication pad , and top with one coat of blackfire wet diamont on microfiber aplicator par , all done by hand.

    Claybar the hood
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    Before:
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    After :
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    No flash on cam:
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    Interior :
    - Optimum protectant was use for all vinyl and leather
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    Final Shots:
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  2. slanguage

    slanguage OD On Detailing

    nice work. came out lookin good. interior looks great.
     
  3. MuttGrunt

    MuttGrunt Birth of a Detailer

    looks new!
     
  4. supercharged

    supercharged DB Forum Supporter

    nice work!!!
     
  5. Dust2Glory

    Dust2Glory Nuba Guru

    Lookin good bro... we need to have another Detailers get together!
     
  6. vtec92civic

    vtec92civic Nuba Guru

    looks good man. I did a red convertible TT a couple weeks back and man it was a tough cookie! I hit it with 105 a couple times to knock the swirls out. Nice finish though.
     

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