sully28

1964 Mustang
This car belongs to the owner one of the shops I work for. The owner bought this to resale it and wanted it to look its best for the client that bought the vehicle. The paint was filled with swirl marks and all the chrome was pitted. I performed a 2 step correction on this vehicle. First I used the Flex Light Weight Rotary with 5’’ LC Flat Orange pad and M105 fallowed by Griot Garage DA with 5’’ LC Flat Orange pad and M105. I topped it off with Sully’s Detailing Liquid Wax,
Wash: P21S Taw
Clay: Pinnacle
Clay Lube: DP Rinseless Wash and Glass
Machines Used: Flex Light Weight Rotary and Griot Garage DA
Compound: M105
LSP: Sully’s Detailing Liquid Wax
Metal: Luster Metal Polish
Interior: Meguiars APC+ 4:1
Leather: Poorboy’s World Leather Stuff
Carpets: 6hp Shop Vac

Before:






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After:

9WhiteCamaro9

Looks alot better but what sucks is when them metal pieces like the mirrors get old, then they start fading or whatever you wanna call it. But it does look a lot better though. Great work OP.

99FormulaM6r

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Looks very nice! Must be fun to work on classics like that one.

sully28

Thanks Guys, this is the second classic I got to work on and I loved it

9WhiteCamaro9

^ Hopefully you'll get more and damn that interior is bright as hell, LOL.

sully28

Thanks me to, Ya I didnt like the all red interior.