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This is a LP640 that I recently did. It is the only crome wrapped LP640 in the US that anyone knows of and most likely the second one in the world (the other is in England with a cheaper wrap on it).
I did paint correction on the wrap, which isn't something that there is an established method for so I was just a wee bit nervous when they told me they had no more wrap to fix any problems I might create and the car was being sent out that day to the owner.
I worked with some test panels until I found the right method and products and was off to the races from there!
I used a combo of 205 and Ultimate Polish switching between a foam polishing pad on a DA to a microfiber DA finishing pad.
I have some shots of the car in the shop where I worked on it and will get those posted up soon but in the mean time hope you enjoy these shots we took just before the car was loaded onto the truck.
the person in the pic is me by the way with company shirt on!
In the first pic the small scratch on the front of the car was actually not a scratch but a small fold in the wrap that happened when the applied it...the shop was planning to send someone to the car later in the month to try and correct it once they received more of the wrap from 3M.
I did paint correction on the wrap, which isn't something that there is an established method for so I was just a wee bit nervous when they told me they had no more wrap to fix any problems I might create and the car was being sent out that day to the owner.
I worked with some test panels until I found the right method and products and was off to the races from there!
I used a combo of 205 and Ultimate Polish switching between a foam polishing pad on a DA to a microfiber DA finishing pad.
I have some shots of the car in the shop where I worked on it and will get those posted up soon but in the mean time hope you enjoy these shots we took just before the car was loaded onto the truck.
the person in the pic is me by the way with company shirt on!
In the first pic the small scratch on the front of the car was actually not a scratch but a small fold in the wrap that happened when the applied it...the shop was planning to send someone to the car later in the month to try and correct it once they received more of the wrap from 3M.
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