DIY paint correction and Ceramic coat
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DIY paint correction and Ceramic coat
Bought the GTS a few weeks ago and the original owner did not properly maintained the paint
After a good hand wash to prep the surface
Upclose before and after
Finished product
Did a DIY fix and enjoyed working on the car
clay, two rounds of polish, oil strip and ceramic coat
After a good hand wash to prep the surface
Upclose before and after
Finished product
Did a DIY fix and enjoyed working on the car
clay, two rounds of polish, oil strip and ceramic coat
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Burning Brakes
WOW, good work.
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Last black car I had was a Lexus is 200 in the 90's, I swore never again, even though when clean its the best colour.
I love detailing cars, and often spend a day doing relatives cars, so love it when you can see the results of the effort you have put in for a while.
Nice job, looks great.
#11
Which CQuartz did you use? Did the same for my Vette when I first got it. Used CQuartz UK. I had someone apply CQuartz Finest on my Panamera. These ceramic coatings are great, and are much easier and longer lasting than than waxing.
Don't forget to coat the wheels and exhaust tips. Brake dust and soot just rinses off with minimal effort. Just remember to use reload about once a month to maintain the coating.
Excellent job!
Don't forget to coat the wheels and exhaust tips. Brake dust and soot just rinses off with minimal effort. Just remember to use reload about once a month to maintain the coating.
Excellent job!
Last edited by Captain Obvious; 10-24-2018 at 11:16 AM. Reason: Forgot to add something
#13
Well, if anyone is in central Tx Austin area, I would very much welcome help in diy paint correction. Already have all the stuff and tools, need time and company to share beer with pizza with.
#14
Burning Brakes
I'll be down your way next April (for the MOTOGP), but I suspect you'll want to get it done before then
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