Ferrari California Correction Detail

[MagicDetailings]

Hey AutoGeek, one of my clients wanted us to perform a Correction Detail to remove swirl marks and other paint defects on this Ferrari California.

Cleaning:







Correction Process:
Flex XC3401 Speed 4-5

Menz Super Intensive Polish/Meg's Maroon Cutting Pad

Menz Power Finish/Blue Polishing Pad

Menz Powerlock Sealant


Before: Swirl Marks!




Final Results:



















Hope you enjoyed our post! Thanks again guys. Happy Detailing...

 

[Justin at Final Inspection]

Stunning work sir!

 

[Sizzle Chest]

Very nice work! Came out great! Good pics too!

 

[Mittenz]

Excellent work. They must be one happy customer!

 

[Sicoupe]

Fantastic work my friend!

 

[Joe@NextLevelDetail]

How was the paint hard medium ? Why did you finish with power finish and not sf4000 just curious never did a ferrari good job

 

[Klasse Act]

Was she happy with the results on the California?

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[AZ Mike]

Great job. Thanks for sharing.

 

[RMM]

Hummm...those vents...the OCD in me cannot let that pass!

 

[haris300]

Great save on a beautiful car. Nicely done.

 

[MagicDetailings]

Was she happy with the results on the California?

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The client was happy with the results and enrolled in my monthly maintenance program. Thanks!

 

[MagicDetailings]

How was the paint hard medium ? Why did you finish with power finish and not sf4000 just curious never did a ferrari good job

Good Question... In a 2 step process I want to make sure to finish down with enough abrasive so I can clean up any light swirls from compounding. If this was a show car I would have finished with SF4000 to make sure to get the most gloss as possible after using Power Finish. Sounds like over kill but the SF4000 is really easy to use so that step is very quick. Thanks for the comment!

 

[MagicDetailings]

Hummm...those vents...the OCD in me cannot let that pass!

I completely agree... There are some many little things I wish I could have done to this car, but the client wants to drive it a lot so perfection wasn't his goal. As you know... Perfection= Time+Money... Thanks for the comment!