Lamborghini Murcie LP640 Correction

This Lamborghini was corrected for a great client of mine he recently picked up a few new cars that needed some attention! First up was his jet black Murcie which had some issues not major issues but if you've corrected a Murcie you know that the paint is very hard no matter how minimal the damage is. This car had various swirls, and some deeper rids I didn't have time to take any during process photos or many before photos as I have a very busy schedule but plenty of sun shots were taken! Enjoy the photos and the rest of his cars to come soon!

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Swissvax Tester Wax Applied



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Thanks For Viewing!

 

Phenomenal work Jimmy!

 

Thing just looks mean! Very nice.

 

Jimmy, that is some seriously impressive work and thats even before considering you were not feeling well during the first day on it.

Truly exceptional work. Those sun shots tell the story: Shutdown status.

 

Nice work Jimmy.

-Kody-

 

Things not to do the night before a big correction...........


.Gambling & general BBottle service like conduct........
.Eating tainted Micky D's in the morning

Because then the job goes bad.....................the Murci you are working on looks like a Aircraft Carrier, of course the car is "Jet Black", you call Jeff and I in pain and a general feeling of suckness..............but we have a much worse Black car we are doing so I give you no empathy...........................I tell you "You don't have to like it, you just have to do it" :


Btw the car looks nice........................

 

When might this top secret wax be available to hacks like me?

 

Amazing work Jimmy! The black looks perfect. What polishes and pads did you use? How long did the whole detail take you?

 

Unreal. Perfection. I did see a pretty nice X5M in the background though...

 

Great work Jimmy!

 

Nice cleanup Jimmy. Black bull is now ready for the show!

 

It took me about 27 hours! M101, D300, Menz 203, and Menz 85rd were used in conjunction with Surbuf, Cutting Disc, LC Tangerine, and LC Black Finishing Pad.

 

nice job buddy!

 

looks great

 

Awesome work as always.

 

very nice results jimmy!

4 steps averaging ~7 hours a step...darn fast on an exotic. :applause:

 

Nice work

 

That paint looks dripping wet.

 

Thank you lol murcies are routine for me I have the paint down to a T!

 

Ok so I've been seeing this tester wax for a while now. What the hell is it and when are they going to release it?