LS1-Syclone Detail

[ChevyLee]

Bruce's black TBSS needs some love so he asked me to take a look at it after detailing his red jeep. For a family vehicle the paint wasn't that bad.. Paint just had some swirls and lots of water spots. Got rid of them, just have a few little spots to touch up tomorrow.

Steps:
Wash
Clay
Reclay because someone decided to spray something and get over spray everywhere LOL...
Light swirl remover compound
Medium cutting compound
polish / wax


Before:











Afters:






(Bruce pretending to work in the back ground)

[CHEVROLADE]

damm big difference too bad u aint local

[TATERNATOR]

dude I want you to do my truck awesome work ricky

[ChevyLee]

Thanks guys. I Would travel for the right price lol

Some finish shots.

[RedHeartbeat]

Nice work, Ricky, as usual. Have you ever tried wet sanding to get rid of orange peel before polishing. My next "new" vehicle I want it smooth as silk new and I cannot stand the factory wrinkle look!

[screaminchicken]

Looks good!

[ChevyLee]

Nice work, Ricky, as usual. Have you ever tried wet sanding to get rid of orange peel before polishing. My next "new" vehicle I want it smooth as silk new and I cannot stand the factory wrinkle look!

Thanks,
I have looked into it a few times. It takes a lot of skill to do it correctly. With how cheap factory paint is now, you really need to purchase a tool that reads the clear coat thickness so you don't cut into the paint. Also my buffer only spins 6800 opms, which I wouldn't think has the guts to correctly bring the polish back. It's something I will try on my own though. I have seen a few people do it and it's amazing the difference.