Ferrari 599 GTB holograms+Migliore wax review

Discussion in 'Show and Shine' started by Wolfs Chemicals, Apr 3, 2009.

  1. Wolfs Chemicals

    Wolfs Chemicals DB Certified Manufacturer

    Removed sorry!
     
  2. Buddy

    Buddy Getting to know Detailing

    Nice going Jesse...It looks near perfect now. I Don't understand how somebody without the proper skills and training can get there hands on a car like that. Good thing you came along when you did...:thumb:

    Thanks for the very good explanation on the Migliore wax. Makes sense to me...:thumb:
     
  3. magnumrt

    magnumrt Birth of a Detailer

    Great write up and you did a great job.:applause:
     
  4. slanguage

    slanguage OD On Detailing

    Wow the before shot of the hood looked like it had ghost flames the holograms were so bad.
    Excellent work bringing that car up to par :applause:
    Nice write-up on the wax. Been wanting to try Migliore for a while.

    On the peanut butter, what did you use it for, and I didn't know Shoprite was in Hungary. My wife eats that peanut butter.
     
  5. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

    Looks really good Jesse!

    Rog, peanut butter is used to remove wax/polish build up on plastic/rubber trim.
     
  6. merlin3008

    merlin3008 Birth of a Detailer

    I'm not a very experienced detailer..but come on. Ev en I could have done a better job on the paint than that. I'm shocked that they let the car leave the factory like that. Great job!
     
  7. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    Nice save!!
     
  8. mb43

    mb43 Obsessive Detailer

    Awesome job and what a beautiful car too. I saw one for the first time this summer and second one two days ago. It really looks much better in person.

    Nice tip with the peanut butter haha.

    Oh and I really want that wax now. Too bad I have to buy a CR spotless first.
     
  9. Ian

    Ian Jedi Nuba

    Peanut butter!? Wow I just learned a new trick!
    Very nice job on the car!
     
  10. detaildoc

    detaildoc Guest

    Great job! I still don't get it how a high end car company can screw up cars that bad.
     

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