2001 Lambo Diablo Restoration - Lucci Elite / Car Connoisseur

This Lamborghini was booked through word of mouth. After speaking with him over the phone for a while we decided to start with his Lamborghini first as it is his baby! Being that the clients house was 85 miles away from me and closer to Daniel from Car Connoisseur so I brought him in to lend a hand! The Diablo had various deep rids, swirls, a few holograms and the usual with jet black cars! The car took 30+ hours to make perfect!

Foamed



Before Damage























Same Spot After 1st Compound Step



Compounding



Rupes Being Utilized * A Must Need *





50/50



Final Shots























Marco The German Wouldn't Leave My Side During The Correction Lol

























Ferrari Scuderia To Start Next Weekend!



Quick 50/50

 

Great job car came out great! How long that take you?

 

Thank you. 30+ hours

 

great work and what good looken dog!!!

 

Great job Jimmy and Daniel!

 

Man, those cars are just stunning! IMHO easily one of the best Lambo's to ever be made!

 

Nice work guys, not an easy task with all the nooks/crannies on that beast.

-Kody-

 

great job

 

Great job Daniel/Jimmy. How do you like the rupes?

 

Awesome as usual Jimmy and Daniel! Did you bring your compressor Jimmy or did he have one?

 

Awesome work Jimmy/Daniel!


Did you happen to remove the California Dusters from the owners possession? :yikes:

 

No, those come standard with every detail. Hehe

 

I brought mine but he ended up having a 80 gallon one that we could use!

 

great work. came out great.
what you used on ferrari exhaust? i used p21s polish soap and then optimum i think. and it came out same

 

Wow, that's a big boy compressor compared to my 30 gal.

 

yeah,,, a bang up job, car looks like it should now. great work.

 

looks badass what kind of polish did you use to get those scratches out?

 

As always great work. Any info on the process of the quick 50/50 on Scud exhaust?

 

Megs 101 for the heavy compounding step... and thank you!

 

That is how black should look. Did you measure how much clear was removed in that spot with the M101? I know it is suppose to cut like crazy. Just curious how you would rate it in terms of cut and finishing compared to 105.

Thanks.