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    from my point of view
    every="" minutes="" my heart="" beats="" faster="" than="" previous=""as we are going to details this "" exotic="" car=""


    as early as this we reached our clients place

    A a glance on this ride, it look prefect & good but at a closer inspections under the sun, the paint had very severe defects & swirls

    here is some of it ,

    but under sunlight

    swirls from washing

    scratches all over the car

    more

    more


    very deep cuts (RIDS)

    even some Clear coat chipped off


    ouch


    would you allow Ferrari to be abuse like this :-(


    What we did,

    Cleaning thoroughly, Megs APC 10:1 mixtures many kinds of brushes.. removing alots of waxed residue left by the previous detailers
    A multiples of combination products & pads tried on, carefully consider & we decided to give it a good corrections :-

    M80 with CCs cutting - nope,

    M205 - with ccs cutting - nope,

    M 105 -with ccs cutting - slightly better
    M 105 LC double sided - good but only corrected with multiplier passes...
    as this superlative cars has many component made off, steel, plastic, aluminum *& fibers

    the average speed of the drive would be at 250km/Perhour...stone chips


    I posted this tool box detailing in another post


    the prancing Horse

    Some of the wax residue left behind




    also gave this horse a good bath


    stubborn stains



    i love bathing this horse
    Wax residue left behind


    after clean up



    Before After


    before After


    interior details - apc at work
    before


    After








    after interior details
    More horses details



    beneath this cover, Ferrari fuel cap


    looking nice, RM 8k perpiece...closer inspection lots of stains


    spending 2 hours on the wheels, check out my previous posting...brake dust caked...


    Before


    after


    Claying to pick up paint above contamination


    after clay





    Getting all ready to start correction work, tape off to prevent splattering of compound or polish into interior


    As each correction was done carefully, in order not to create more damage to the existing...too much heat with bouch up & kabom in trouble....on the crazy curvy aluminum hood





    mama-mia 380 horses below this hood

    All Masked

    ready for correction work

    Pics of a severe paint damaged, probably some rescue work was done but more damaged was also inflicted at the same time

    Before

    after

    Before

    After




    before


    After


    Before


    pics after corrected

    50/50 testing area set


    after


    Pics taken couple months ago at Berjaya Hill climb


    after corrected...this is the true red of Ferrari


    Before correction


    after corrections

    before
    After


    a 50 / 50 pics before & after corrections


    Pics before corrections



    clarity after corrected

    Before Head lamp Cover


    After Head lamp Cover

    Before Left back Quater


    After Left back Quater


    more Left Door

    after
    After Left door




    Some after Pics Sunlights Pics


    All after Pics




    Prodetailing seech applying Optiseal





    before

    after
    Remember Beforeafter
    this is what the after math......30 microfiber towels ...10 pads


    Thanks to fellow Crazy Fanatics Seech for making my dream comes through

    it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

    detailing blog

    http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

  • #2
    Re: from my point of view

    KC. I see your point.... AHAHHAHAAHHA....
    Detailing blog: prodetailing.blogspot.com
    Everything else: theseech.blogspot.com

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    • #3
      Re: from my point of view

      Great work guys. The paint looks so wet. Like you could dive right in. As always a pleasure looking at your posts. Fantastic work as always. Keep it up.
      quality creates its own demand

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      • #4
        Re: from my point of view

        WOW!!! Fantastic work guys. The car looks absolutley beautiful after your transformation. Way to go!
        Tracy
        765-413-7547
        Autobritedetailing@gmail.com

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        • #5
          Re: from my point of view

          Nice work, as always, gentlemen.
          Michael Stoops
          Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.

          Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.

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          • #6
            Re: from my point of view

            Very nice job!!

            What did you use to clean parts?







            I've some similar parts on my car but don't know how to get in such tight areas and around logos! What did you use? It looks great

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            • #7
              Re: from my point of view

              What an awsome write up. The detail that you did on the car is unbelievable. You are truely the master of m105!LOL!!!
              Sleepy

              Love the Classics!

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              • #8
                Re: from my point of view

                Originally posted by xantonin View Post
                Very nice job!!

                What did you use to clean parts?







                I've some similar parts on my car but don't know how to get in such tight areas and around logos! What did you use? It looks great
                Cotton buds, brushes, APC, M105 and most importantly lots of patience...
                Detailing blog: prodetailing.blogspot.com
                Everything else: theseech.blogspot.com

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                • #9
                  Re: from my point of view

                  Originally posted by seech View Post
                  Cotton buds, brushes, APC, M105 and most importantly lots of patience...
                  thanks seech
                  it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                  detailing blog

                  http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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                  • #10
                    Re: from my point of view

                    Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View Post
                    Great work guys. The paint looks so wet. Like you could dive right in. As always a pleasure looking at your posts. Fantastic work as always. Keep it up.
                    Thanks John for your never failing encouragement, it is your kind words bring us here & continue our detailings....TQs

                    Originally posted by Autobrite View Post
                    WOW!!! Fantastic work guys. The car looks absolutley beautiful after your transformation. Way to go!
                    Thanks Tracy, seech never fails to surprise & its very encouraging to find a detailing buddy like him. it really added flavor & spice on us


                    Originally posted by Michael Stoops View Post
                    Nice work, as always, gentlemen.
                    Thanks Sir,

                    Originally posted by sleepy View Post
                    What an awsome write up. The detail that you did on the car is unbelievable. You are truely the master of m105!LOL!!!

                    i actually stopped a couple of times & wanted called it a quit.....the amount of pressure & hurdles to get it right

                    we started 7.30 am & tried skipping lunch & thank God for Seech for packing me lunch, as there is so much work to be done

                    the amount of RIDs cracks my sanity, i rather get a holograming ride than trying to correct a 13 years old paint. believe me...this is the hardest cutting i ever done in my attempts

                    Thanks God for a supporting duddies like Seech , encouraging & cheering all the way
                    it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                    detailing blog

                    http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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                    • #11
                      Re: from my point of view

                      Very good results indeed. Love the Red once its properly prepped. Again, great work guys!

                      ps: I personally will never lay down pads, mfs, app pads on the floor. Even if it's on granite or marble flooring. You never now what it might pick up in the fibres. Yes I know, I'm paranoid.
                      Learning new things everyday

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                      • #12
                        Re: from my point of view

                        Originally posted by TimG View Post
                        Very good results indeed. Love the Red once its properly prepped. Again, great work guys!

                        ps: I personally will never lay down pads, mfs, app pads on the floor. Even if it's on granite or marble flooring. You never now what it might pick up in the fibres. Yes I know, I'm paranoid.
                        bro Tim thanks
                        agreed...it was exceptionally tired & out

                        yr mia a hile seems like forever

                        pls pls pls hurry up yr contractor or else i bring mine on AK to fix up for u

                        wanna see u back in action
                        it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                        detailing blog

                        http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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                        • #13
                          Re: from my point of view

                          mama miaaa!!! awsomee work on the ferrari! hope someday i get to work on one
                          Nelson Zapata - Advance Detail - Detailing and Auto Reconditioning in Santiago Chile.

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                          • #14
                            Re: from my point of view

                            Originally posted by AdvanceDetail View Post
                            mama miaaa!!! awsomee work on the ferrari! hope someday i get to work on one
                            Ola Bom dia.
                            Oi. Como vai?
                            Mucha gracias amigo

                            i wish i could speak Portuguese & Spanish & converse with you
                            This detailing was possible becos of fellow megs fanatics seech, as i am still Estou aprendendo.

                            i am astonished of the work you do in Chile, always like to read you lengthy writes up

                            I know it takes a lot of your time to do so

                            Prazer em conhecĂȘ-la!

                            it only takes a little patience and plenty of PASSION!!

                            detailing blog

                            http://thedetailers.blogspot.com

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