Recently completed, this new Bentley had a few defects such as sand scratches and shrink in the rear passenger door. Note the reflection of the halogen bulbs in the finish, there is no clarity at all. Upper corner of the same door also shows shrink in the finish. I would sand with 4000 grit Abranet 4" discs to "Open" up the paint once again and match the finish to the panels next to this door. Besides the shrink and sand scratches, there was more evidence at the scene of the crime(Left over compound). Clarity being restored. The door after all corrective steps and finishing steps pre LSP. Now that the passenger door was corrected, it was time to move on and complete the rest of the vehicle including the engine bay. Engine bay was not bad at all, but still needed refinement to look "As new". Cleaning & dressing the oceans of fine leather in this beautiful automobile. Naim audio option............................. nothing but the best. Utilized the Collonite 915 again on this vehicle, this wax flies under the radar imo. Tight round beading showing the protection. Client had me get the windows tinted while in my care. Even though the car was new, these grills are always hard water spotted and challenging to make right.
Tightness Bob! Collinite 915 huh. I may need to pick some up even I have yet to use the 476. Did you wax the grill as well?
bob im always impressed by how even you seem to get your tire dressings, i thought i read you where an optibond user...is that whats on this car?
gonna go ahead and say I think BOB is the most "detailed" of all the detailers on here, he does all the little stuff to the nth degree!
