Here is Keiron's new (to him) 265 trophy. Had the car in for a two stage correction over three days,had a mate and member on here helping out too. The car upon arrival: Wheels were sprayed up with Britemax Iron max and cleaned along with the arches with various brushes, the bodywork was sprayed in a pre cleaner to help remove the fresh dirt: The washed using the 2 bucket method,Car was then rolled into the garage and clayed: Paint depth readings were taken:
Tried afew polish and pad combinations but settled on a 3m yellow pad and menzerna pf2400: Abit of wetsanding to blend some paint into the stonechips, these polishing steps are all afer the initial stage so a further pass was done then refined from there: No Comment on the reflection
Old polish residue was also removed from the decals: Once all the polishing was completed the car was then wiped down also to check no micro marring was left and the finish was ready for gtechniq
Also checked it with 3 different light sources, onto the gtechniq: The lights were removed before any polishing but also helps get everything coated with the coating: Nice bit of flake evident: The engine was dressed up, interior cleaned inc boot, tyres dressed arches etc didn't get any pictures of these stages as I was extremely close to the deadline, these shots were taken with Keiron here just before him leavng:
Mate that is awesome, sure my brother will be on to say ta, take it from me though his proper chuffed bless him. Mines next!
Black is the best when detailed, looks like glass. amazing job as always, paint looked mega dull after the wash!
Thanks Ed for a great write up and an amazing job on my car, still can't get over how much it's been transformed. My challenge now is to keep it looking that good :cool:. Can't recommend your services enough mate, thanks again!!
What a job you done on that liquidF1 on the first lot of pictures the paint looks really dull and old until you get your hands on it lol final finish is like glass well done sir, hope the owner and yourself are extremely happy with the results
I wonder what you could do with Liquid yellow... Absolutely amazing finish! You really are good at what you do.
Cheers guys @Ben it really depends what finish you want on the liquid yellow, I managed to get some very different looks from my old r26.
Gave her her first wash after you worked wonders Ed, came up beautifully. I'll post some piccies tomorrow, taking it to an event in Milton Keynes tomorrow
Thanks Keiron, the stuff makes it so easy to wash and it always comes up like it's just been detailed. Look forward to the pictures.
