Lucci Elite/Auto Concierge/Car Connoisseur - 115 Hour Hacked Lamborghini Superleggera Final Outcome

I received a phone call from a great client of mine that I have done a few corrections for before. He had recently purchased a brand new Lamborghini Superleggera from O'gara Coach Beverly Hills. Upon speaking with him he thought his car was in bad condition. I called in Daniel to help me with this car being that the car is 90 miles from my house. When Daniel and I arrived to assess the car we did a full decon/strip of any prior LSP or glazes that were on the car. Being that it was early in the morning we didn't have any sunlight but we were still able to make out that the car had holograms. We then pulled the car into the garage and turned off the lights to utilize our halogens and LED lights. We both couldn't believe what we were looking at. This car had Holograms on every single panel, door jambs, engine carbon, rims, and last but not least every piece of carbon in the interior. We then brought the owner into the garage to show him the condition of the car. We determined that this had to be brought to the shop due to the fact it was going to take a very long time to get this car in a perfect condition. I had JP Logistics ship the car to my shop the following day. I called Bob Willis to lend a hand as Daniel and I have been doing back to back black cars with more on the books. After 115 hours correction and the car fighting us tooth and nail the whole way we are finally glad to say we OWNED it. Enjoy the photos.


Wash Prep











Holograms, Rids, Scratches, and Sand Scratches Galore


































































































Why You Would Rotary Door Jambs Is Beyond Me




















Some Damage Shots In The Sun

















Even The Trim Was Hit With The Rotary





Car Being Dropped Off Courtesy Of JP Logistic's





Compound Left In The Hinges Before








Hinges After








Issues In The Driver Door Carbon Before











Driver Door Carbon After








Passenger Door Holograms Before














Myself Compounding





Passenger Door After 1st Step











Engine Carbon Before Bob Handled It











Bob Working Out The Issues











After Engine Carbon Is Corrected




















Factory Sand Scratches














Readings Healthy For The Rid Removal On The Carbon Wing





Wing Before








Wing After








Daniel Working Out The Holograms On The Roof





50/50 Of The Roof After Initial Compounding Step








After Whole Roof Of Initial Compounding Step





Quick 50/50's Of The Driver Door











Passenger Side Rear Wheel Before














Rear Wheel After








Passenger Front Wheel Before





Passenger Front Wheel After





Sand Scratches Throughout The Pillar





Sand Scratches Removed





Sand Scratches On Diffuser








Bob Compounding Sand Scratches Away





After





Group Shot Of Us Working





Myself Compounding Interior Carbon *Holograms Throughout*








Sand Scratches On The Gas Tank Before





Gas Tank After





Daniel Working Out The Issues On The Door Jambs





Last Wash To Remove Polish Residual Oils





Daniel Sealing The Carbon Doors / Rims








Interior After





Final Sun Shots After 115 Hours Of Correction





























































































































































































































Thanks For Viewing.

 

Wow..... If I were that owner of the Lambo I would have lost my mind, amazing work guys

 

What a turnaround! Amazing work guys. The client must have been super excited with the results.

 

wow the three titans! great jobs guys!

 

amazing work fellas


i hopehe plans to send your bill (which i would not want to see) to the dealer

 

Perfect Sweetness!

Cheers,
GREG

 

Absolutely stunning work gentlemen!

I've never seen after shots that look so good.

 

that must have been just a great feeling to be able to bring that car back from the dead like that. poor car was hammered 115 hours and it is back to how it should be, great pics! CF wing pics ftw.

 

awesome job, Owner should be shot

 

Thanks, and it wasn't the owners fault this was a brand new car, this happened at the dealership.

 

Was that the finishing polish/wax you used on the interior? I was just wondering how you kept down on the dust.

Amazing after shots.

 

:thumb:Heluva job guys! HOOOMMMMEE RRUUUUNNN!:worship:

 

Wow the dealership did a number on that car before selling. Great team work! The rear looks much cleaner with the debadge too.

 

Damn guys.... you weren't kidding when you said you owned that car.

Must be nice to have three guys polishing at once.

 

The badge will go back on as there are two small positioning holes, customer wants the replacement badge painted gloss or matte black for a monochromatic look, by far this was the most damaged "New car" I have seen and the level of hackness was incredible.............................Jimmy if he had to do this car solo would have had a whole week of 12 hour plus days. But he got through with help from myself and Daniel.....................also remember it was a "Mingless correction".

 

Bob what do you mean by "Ming"?

Blown away guys!

 

Jimmy and I are FORMER Gloss-it guys................. Rich the owner is "The Ming" as in "Ming the merciless" and as no Gloss-it products are used thus the detail is therefore "Mingfree or Mingless".

 

Oh wow, you seem pretty strong in your feelings about not liking gloss-it then...why is that?
Sorry if I'm missing something obvious, I've been off this forum for a while.

 

Holy mother of God! Stunning work, you guys! I'm speechless. I bet the owner was thrilled...

 

WOW ... top notch work guys. By far the worst brand-new vehicle correction that I have ever seen in this site.

Jimmy/Bob ... if you guys don't mind me asking, did the dealership pay for this correction? I can't imagine this lambo leaving the dealership in this condition. It was probably coated in cooking oil for someone not to notice the hackness.

Really cool to see great detailers working together and making it happen!!