Few Details: 2 Zr1s, Grand Sport, SS, Firehawk, GXP
07-19-2012, 08:40 AM
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Few Details: 2 Zr1s, Grand Sport, SS, Firehawk, GXP Just posting a few pics of some that I finished recently. Been super super busy and haven't had much time to post up any recent work. Just going to post most of the afters.
Enjoy.
What the paint looked like before getting started:
And then what it ultimately finished down to:
The white Zr1 received the same treatment.
Interior had a ton of white discoloration from daily use:
Back in perfect form:
Some old wax from a previous careless detailer:
New again:
Continued...
Enjoy.
What the paint looked like before getting started:
And then what it ultimately finished down to:
The white Zr1 received the same treatment.
Interior had a ton of white discoloration from daily use:
Back in perfect form:
Some old wax from a previous careless detailer:
New again:
Continued...
07-19-2012, 08:51 AM
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SS:
GXP:
Interior panels had the same white discoloration as the Zr1s:
Clean and dressed:
Firehawk:
One of my favorite pictures:
Continued...
GXP:
Interior panels had the same white discoloration as the Zr1s:
Clean and dressed:
Firehawk:
One of my favorite pictures:
Continued...
07-19-2012, 09:02 AM
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And Finally the Grand Sport:
Again with the door panel discoloration:
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...50970580_n.jpg
Anddddd new:
Clean behind the ears:
This Grand Sport was pretty soiled and a lot of the crevices carried heavy dirt inside them.
The result:
Another spot where dirt loves to build up on vettes:
Not on my watch:
Just a shot of some ONR pre-soak to help break down and carry away the dirt with out marring the finish:
YUM:
And just a few randoms with a few of the first ones I completed together on the first day:
Questions/Comments welcome. Thanks for looking!
Again with the door panel discoloration:
https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...50970580_n.jpg
Anddddd new:
Clean behind the ears:
This Grand Sport was pretty soiled and a lot of the crevices carried heavy dirt inside them.
The result:
Another spot where dirt loves to build up on vettes:
Not on my watch:
Just a shot of some ONR pre-soak to help break down and carry away the dirt with out marring the finish:
YUM:
And just a few randoms with a few of the first ones I completed together on the first day:
Questions/Comments welcome. Thanks for looking!
. What products do you use? 
07-19-2012, 09:59 AM
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Thank you sir!
It's a combination of a bunch depending on what I'm doing/what the job calls for etc.
Meguiars, ShowRoomFX, Optimum, Wolfgang, Chemical Guys, Black Fire and a few others.
Thank you sir!
It's a combination of a bunch depending on what I'm doing/what the job calls for etc.
Meguiars, ShowRoomFX, Optimum, Wolfgang, Chemical Guys, Black Fire and a few others.
Thank you sir!
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07-19-2012, 02:53 PM
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I agree! That blue one though...MMMMMMM!!!
Thank you!
Thanks!
For consumer stuff, you can pick up Meguiars quick interior detailer to clean up any smudges etc off the panels, dash, console etc. I did the same on these and followed up with Meguiars Natural Finish so it is a Matte finish but has great UV blocking properties with out all the nasty greasy stuff.
Thank you sir! I totally agree!
Thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you sir! I totally agree!
07-20-2012, 12:24 PM
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It needs to be done again soon.
Thanks though,Jeremy. You know your car is one of my all time favorites!
