Cadillac ATS correction and water spot removal

Discussion in 'Professional Detailer's Studio' started by GoFast908Z, Jan 31, 2014.

  1. GoFast908Z

    GoFast908Z DB Pro Supporter

    New client came in to get his wife's "new" ATS corrected from the bad dealership washes and hard water spots that plagued the majority of the car. After a long two days, the Caddy was returned to looking "tuxedo sharp" again.



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    After some compounding to remove the heavy defects

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    50/50 on the hood

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    Correction finished and fresh coat of wax, ready for pickup by the owner

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    Sun shots

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    Thanks for checking it out!
     
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  2. TurboJoe

    TurboJoe DB Forum Supporter

    Wow... impressive work! Sun shots look amazing!
     
  3. denobd

    denobd Virgin Detailer

    Awesome job. Nice turn around.
     
  4. Cobrakai

    Cobrakai Virgin Detailer

    Stunning work.
     
  5. Chas

    Chas DB Forum Supporter

    Looks mint!
     
  6. stingray23

    stingray23 Jedi Nuba

    nice job. looks sharp
     
  7. detailersdomain

    detailersdomain Administrator

    great write up showing the clean up of the hard water spots.
     
  8. mrgolfrider

    mrgolfrider DB Forum Supporter

    eeww wee the afters are HOT!!!
     
  9. P1et

    P1et Official DB Moderator

    Nothing nastier than water spots. Love the close up of the wheels, one of my favorite things to get looking PERFECT. You can have a filthy car with clean wheels and it'll pass. Other way around, never!
     

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