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Morning guys, I hope you are all well. I've been a bit quiet on the forum lately due to very sadly and unexpectedly loosing my father 4 months ago. Its been a real shock on the whole family and is still very raw. He is missed very much by us all. So on this Monday morning, here are a few random pictures to kick start a new week off.... First off a Lotus Esprit turbo in for a Stage 1 paint enhancement A Protection detail on this F Type V8 R A Swissvax Protection detail on this Ferrari 458 Spider Protection Detail on this Ferrari California
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Parthiban, i do have a pretty good smart repairer guy that comes in and does small touch up jobs on the supercars. Have always been happy with his work. It just depends how big the job is and therefore whether it was better for it to go to a bodyshop instead? We use Unit 24 in Camberley as our preferred bodyshop.
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Once all machining was complete and IPA'd, i applied Lime Prime Lite by hand, giving the next step of wax application a perfect base to bond to. For wax i chose to apply Victoria Concourse Any exterior rubbers and plastics were treated The interior was hoovered, dusted, glass cleaned inside and out. All leather cleaned with APC and then conditioned with Gliptone The tyres were dressed with Endurance gel and alloys sealed with Collinite. Exhausts polished. These were the final pictures
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Lovely The effects of bad wash routines, car washes and some panels being previously machined (badly) after paintwork. Next step was to take paint thickness readings For machining i used the Makita rotary, Meguiars polishing pad with #80 and #83 polishes mixed together. The defects really were quite bad, especially with being on quite a tough paint, but it made a noticeable improvement
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Hi, Here we have an Audi RS4 belonging to a friend of Amir. Fantastic cars these, but unfortunately the paintwork was a little tired. Ideally a stage 2 treatment would have been required, but we went with a stage 1 plus leather condition. This was the car on arrival... So, starting with all boot/fuel/door shuts being cleaned with APC. The wheels were cleaned with Bilberry, tyres with APC. The car was then washed with Meguiars Shampoo Plus, clayed and then washed again. It was then taken inside to be dried and inspected under halogen and LED lighting