2005 Ason Martin DB9 Full Paint Correction. This was a hard color for capturing defects but I was able to get some decent befores and 50/50's Products used. Paint: Gloss it Extreme Cut Beta Gloss It Grey Wool Gloss It Evolution Cut Gloss It Yellow Foam Gloss It Evolution Polish Gloss It Blue Foam Gloss It Signature Gloss Gloss It Concorso Gloss Gloss It EVP Pad Prime Wheels: Gloss It Signature Wheel Gel Assortment of Brushes Tires: Gloss It Signature Tire Gloss Wheel Wells: Gloss It TRV Before: 50/50's After: Thanks for looking!
Awesome result you have there mate.... one question, can GI extreme cut can be compared with Menz SIP n Scholl S17?
Great job Richie. Love the colour. Yes, I would compare it too those two. It will do a wonderful job on everyday stuff but for deeper RDS you will have to go to something stronger.
Does Gloss-It make something stronger than extreme cut? i thought that was their big hitter...great work Richie, you have been hella busy lately
You know what's strange, this past weekend I was at the Aston Martin dealership here in town and every Aston Martin from Vantage to DBS had a bunch of pig tails, exactly like in this picture: What are the chances that all the vehicles come with the exact same pig tails :shead: I thought it was strange but didn't think much of it but seeing this detail and seeing that picture made me think twice about this strange phenomenon...I mean what are the chanses of Canadian dealerships and US dealerships with the same defects Never the less, gorgeous looking vehicles :druling: :druling:
Thanks for the comments. Nica, Aston Martin wetsands every car that comes off the line. but they don't take the time to finish them out. It's easier for them to pay me to do the correction. I spoke to the warranty rep for the Southeast region and he told me that's just the way they come. The wool pad marring on this car was probably there when it left the factory and was never properly detailed. :shakehead:
You know, that's the exact same response I got from the dealership as well. When I first saw the pig tails I was shocked and could not believe my eyes, I thought I was seeing things, I looked at another vehicle and the exact same thing pig tails all over it. Looks like they wet sand it with a DA. But your absolutely correct, they rather pay someone to detail their vehicles then to have them come flawless from the dealership :shead: Nothing wrong with that, it's job security for detailers :thumb: Look forward to that Ferrari, I love Ferrari's :woo: :woo:
