The owner of this Supra(which I might not even have the year correct) contacted me through facebook to have his paint corrected. I was told the car was detailed before and there were a ton of swirls and holograms. I think we can all agree that it's a breath of fresh air when someone knows what they're talking about. Anyway, it's a sweet ass car, I believe I was told it's making about 650hp or so...so we wanted it to look sweet. The paint ended up being ungodly hard to finish, like BMW's dreaded Jet Black paint. So I had to use ONR and brand new microfibers in order to remove the polish residue, and take extreme caution while sealing. Products Used: Adam's Car Shampoo Meguiar's APC+ Wheels cleaned with Sonax FE Wheel Cleaner Glass cleaned with Adam's Glass Cleaner M101 on LC HT Cyan Sonax 3/6 Nano on LC Tangerine Hydrotech Paint, wheels, and trim sealed with Sonax Polymer Net Shield Tires dressed with CG VRP II Wheel wells dressed with CG Bare Bones Undercarriage Spray Engine dressed with CG Black on Black spray Interior - 1z Einszett Cockpit Premium Interior - 1z Einszett Deep Plastik Cleaner ONR(clay lube) Meguiar's Mild Clay ONR(detail spray) What the vehicle looked like when I showed up: A close up of the damage: So the polishing began. I went with M101 on a LC HT Cyan pad as the paint was stubborn to work out the defects, yet soft enough to mar with some of my best towels....weird. Anyway, This is a before and after shot...I believe I also hit this section with Nano 3/6 as M101 marred quite a bit. Before: After: 50/50, M101 on MF and Sonax 3/6 on LC HT Tang pad on Rupes 15: Finished shots: The sun was setting as I finished up so I had to rush for these shots, so it was tough to get some good ones, so I had to make do with what I had! Thanks for looking! Anthony Onorato South Jersey[/QUOTE]
Nice turnaround, those cars deserve to always looks that good. I like how he has kept the outside mostly stock, nothing worse than taking a nice car and making it look like shit with tacky ground effects and aftermarket spoilers
