This detail took part over two days and over 11 hours. The paint was in terrible shape and hadn't been polished in over a year. Unfortunately it has been raining :grrr over the last couple of days so no before shots. I used a UDM. EXTERIOR- Clay with Sonus Green clay Optimum Compound, orange pad Ultima UPPP, green pad Ultima PGP Wheels got Opti-Seal Tires are wearing Nascar Tire Shine (very underated product) INTERIOR- Cleaned with woolite/water (1/8) Dash got Optimum's Protectant Leather got Four Star leather conditioner Door Jambs sealed with Opti-Seal ENGINE- Degreased with P21S TAW Protected with Son of a gun Protectant Paint sealed with Opti-Seal All after pictures....
The colour reminds me of the Mazda Evolve Copper red, Looks the part.I'm amazed by the sheer amount of plastic in the engine bay though.
great work, the car looks very nice. I have to ask, what's the black vintage car that I can see the wheel of in the one photo?
So far so good, full durability is still to be tested. But, it has a very nice look to it and is very, very slick. It is my go to sealant now, so easy to apply and such great results. Thanks, 1930 Ford Model A Coupe...
BEAUTIFUL, thanks very much for posting!!!:applause2: CalgaryDetail will be VERY hapy to see that one, he loves his vintage autos
Wow that looks great I notice in the second shot, the paint sort of has an orange hue, that's pretty cool. The car just looks flawless!
Oooh Lexus :druling: :druling: and I agree that is a great colour, it seems to compliment the sexy curves these vehicles have :thumb: Thank you for sharing with us, both vehicles :applause: Oh but man that's an awesome garage..are those tiles on the floor? I mean real tiles? They look real to me