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or as I called this car the Fierarri. This is a 1985 Pontiac Fiero with a German body kit if I'm not mistaken which really made this car resemble a Ferrari. The front nose both front fenders, the back lid and the side panels below the moulding were clear coated. Everything else was single stage.
This is the car when I first arrived to the jobsite. Car looked great at first.
After the wash I did check the paints condition with the Xenon light & the flash of the camera. Although this car looked great it was badly swirled.
On my test spot I found that #80 with the W-8006 pad on the rotory was my best choice. Some areas required 2 passes.
The pad shows the paint transfer which confirms the single stage paint
After claying the paint & #80 & two coats of NXT Wax the results
There was a small scratch in the paint
& the rear deck lid
Interior was vacuumed and dash was wiped down. Door hinge area was wiped down & dressed with hyper dressing.
Total Time: 9hrs 15min.
This is the car when I first arrived to the jobsite. Car looked great at first.
After the wash I did check the paints condition with the Xenon light & the flash of the camera. Although this car looked great it was badly swirled.
On my test spot I found that #80 with the W-8006 pad on the rotory was my best choice. Some areas required 2 passes.
The pad shows the paint transfer which confirms the single stage paint
After claying the paint & #80 & two coats of NXT Wax the results
There was a small scratch in the paint
& the rear deck lid
Interior was vacuumed and dash was wiped down. Door hinge area was wiped down & dressed with hyper dressing.
Total Time: 9hrs 15min.
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