2012 Aston Martin DBS Correction and Opti Coat

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Daily Driver...

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Doesn't look bad from afar, but it sure needed some work.

Dealer prep? Check!

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Improper maintenance? Check!

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After 5 days the car was finished and Opti Coated

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Nice, but TBH didn't get the last few pictures.
More importantly, which products used & may be some 50/50s?:props:
 
Dang! Awesome results on one of dream cars!!
 
The car looks amazing, but equally impressive is the owner using it as a daily driver. You both deserve a round of applause.
 
nice job thomas, what machines and products were used for this correction?
 
Thank you gents!

Same old stuff - HD Adapt, and Primer Polish. Various pads, Rupes 21, 3401, Griots pc.
 
Looks so good. Why do you use more than one polisher? Not criticizing, just curious :)
 
Thank you gents!

Same old stuff - HD Adapt, and Primer Polish. Various pads, Rupes 21, 3401, Griots pc.

top notch work as usual :props: love me some hd adapt as well, i'm down to a little less than half a bottle...
 
Looks so good. Why do you use more than one polisher? Not criticizing, just curious :)

Have you tried using the rupes on curves surfaces? It slows/or simply stops. That is when I use the 3401. The PC is usually for applying Primer Polish. Finishes much better than the 3401
 
top notch work as usual :props: love me some hd adapt as well, i'm down to a little less than half a bottle...

I've tried Barry's Americrocks and while it dusts, (I hate dust) it cuts very very good, so I may switch.

Thanks!
 
nice job man. world of difference even from afar.

thoughts on the OPT sprays, Thomas?
 
nice job man. world of difference even from afar.

thoughts on the OPT sprays, Thomas?

Thank you! I have only tried one of them when they came out, so unfortunately I can't help you.
 
Great work and share, keep on!

Kind Regards.
 
Thank you! I have only tried one of them when they came out, so unfortunately I can't help you.

ahh, nah, it's ok. was just curious. i use them almost exclusively for the personal stuff i do. i like them a lot...great flexibility. though the sprayer concept doesn't work that well in practice, esp. if you aren't using them every single day. you end up having to prime the sprayer into a trash can or something to get actual polish flowing and end up wasting some each time. i recently transferred mine to fine bore flip top squeeze bottles. much easier. ANYWAY, thanks dude!
 
Have you tried using the rupes on curves surfaces? It slows/or simply stops. That is when I use the 3401. The PC is usually for applying Primer Polish. Finishes much better than the 3401

I havent even touched a polisher yet :P I'll be ordering one before spring though. Just asking people why they do what they do so I can learn basically :)
 
I've tried Barry's Americrocks and while it dusts, (I hate dust) it cuts very very good, so I may switch.

Thanks!

i didn't realize barry had so many different products out now. good for him, i wish him continued success... :)
 
Visitor - Barry is doing well, and the compound is a must try product.

pacman - a PC maybe the best tool to start with.

builthatch - I didn't care for the spray bottle either and did what you did back then.

Tato - obrigado!!!
 
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