For those of you who remember the last project car (The Murci), well here's something closer to home.

2002 Z06, that's been sitting for about a year, while the owner served his term fighting the war on terrorism. Our basecase car was covered with swirls and fine scratches. The wheels were dull and spotted, and the overall finish was just hazy for the whole car. Here are the before pics.....







Here are the pics of the revived paint finish and though the pics may not do the job full justice, suffice to say, the improvement was HUGE. All products used from start to finish were from Adam's.

Step 1: Adams Car Wash
Step 2: Adam's Clay Bar
Step 3: Adam's Swirl Remover
Step 4: Adam's Revive Polish
Step 5: Adam's Butter Wax
Step 6: Adam's Brilliant Spray Glaze
Step 7: Adam's Metal Polish 2 w/buffer
Step 8: Adam's Detailing Spray

 

damn that's HAWT!! WOW 8 steps though jeez how long does that take??

 

Thanks. The whole process took me about 4 hours, but there was a bunch of scratches that had to come out that took extra long. Woulda been 3 hours otherwise.

 

Hothothot!
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hey how much you charge to do this ?...

 

Email me brutha. dave@efiunlimited.com

 

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are you using an orbital buffer?

 

Hot wax jobs,..hot cars,..

That's a lot of work and the results are redeeming,..

 

Raudi, I use a standard buffer.....I am not schooled with using orbitals and have ultimately seen better results with a standard buffer.

 

nice ride!!!

 

Nice !! I like the attention to detail you put into that car, like masking off the running lights and window trim. Anyhow, I have a 2001 silver Z06 and would love to hear any suggestions you have as to a modding path and brands etc. for the car. Also I wouldn't mind hearing about your line of detail products as well. I grabbed your number off a related post, mind if I give you a ring sometime ?

Steve

 

Not at all Steve, drop me a line brutha.

 

sooo purddeee, the detailing thing seems like a lot of work though

 

10-4 Namakemono. Its a labor of love. I am a VP for one company full time, and the rest of my full time I am building my own company. On the weekends, I'd love to do something more recreational, but I cannot deny that there is a certain satisfaction inherent in a auto detailing job well done.