BMW 335i M-Sport Paint Correction/Opti Coat Pro

[statusdetailing]

Hello all,

It's been a very long time since I last posted, so it's about time. I haven't forgot about everyone, I've just been way too busy with my business. I've been detailing full time for a little over 3 years, but the past year has been a major transition for me as I've been focusing more on the high end market. PS. I heard on the grapevine that we have to take our FB and Business links down. Will remove if so.

Here's a recent example of my work:

BMW (F30) 335I M-Sport (Stage III Detail with Opti-Coat Pro)

Products used:

Dawn/meg's hyper wash mix out of foam cannon
Meg's mf wash mitt
Wolf's Deironizer wheels and paint (I prefer sonax and Ironx) but this got the job done.
Nanoskin sponge
meg's mf wash mitt
OPC for engine, grimy areas and jambs

3-5" mf cutting pads with 105/D300 mix
3-5" LC white flat pad with 205

Opti Coat Pro

Meg's Hyper dressing 4:1 on engine and straight on tires. Wiped clean after application.

The paint is 100% naked in all pics. Opti Coat was applied after the photos were taken.

That's not everything, but you get the idea. Here we go!

It took a very light touch to finish out these buttery soft bad boys.

I was able to gain a little better access and correct a little better around the recessed area with my rotary. I also corrected the taillights by rotary.

It took a combination of machine and hand polishing to correct the grill. It was time consuming to say the least

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Beautiful work on that 335i M sport Jeremy!!!! Thanks for sharing! That looks incredible!

The front tow hook cover is missing. Perhaps the owner utilizes a tow hook mounted license plate?

 

[281]

Excellent work! Beautiful car rops:

 

[statusdetailing]

Beautiful work on that 335i M sport Jeremy!!!! Thanks for sharing! That looks incredible!

The front tow hook cover is missing. Perhaps the owner utilizes a tow hook mounted license plate?

Thanks so much. I polished the cover. It's in the trunk. He utilizes the threads to screw in a license plate mount. Ugly, but waaaay better than mounting directly to the bumper.

 

[10secdream]

Absolutely stunning work. Glad to see another of your write ups.

 

[statusdetailing]

Absolutely stunning work. Glad to see another of your write ups.

Thanks! I'll try to be a little more consistent with my write-ups from now on.

 

[GenesisCoupe]

Nice work! Great looking car!

And yes, no more links to FB or business pages allowed.

 

[statusdetailing]

Nice work! Great looking car!

And yes, no more links to FB or business pages allowed.

darn....ok

 

[VISITOR]

looks like the megs mf pads do everything you want them to do, great work!

 

[statusdetailing]

They are great! I've had my issues with them in the past, but I've pretty much worked all that out.

 

[Tato]

Wow, I'm jealous!

Impressing work, and beautiful machine. Congratulations on that one.

Thanks for sharing,

Kind Regards.

 

[Joelotto]

darn....ok

And yes, no more links to FB or business pages allowed.

Is this officially from autogeek People here use the products they sell and show of the results and hope this brings them more business but now you can't have links to FB or business web pages. Makes no sense at all.....hope this is just a bad rumor or its time to move on to a company that supports your business and selling products base on you successFeed back please.
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[statusdetailing]

I took my stuff down. It doesn't make any sense to me. It seems like they would want legit detailing businesses showing off their products. I'm not sure what to think yet.

 

[JSou]

You killed it Jeremy.

 

[statusdetailing]

Thanks! I'm back and I'm badder than ever lol.

 

[zmcgovern45]

Gorgeous!! One of my all time favorite colors... I love those Velgen wheels too

 

[statusdetailing]

My favorite color as well. Looks awesome out in the sun.

 

[Paul Mitchell]

Great work! Good to hear you've been busy all year.

 

[Quiksilver5882]

Outstanding job!!

 

[alex.china]

Hello all,

It's been a very long time since I last posted, so it's about time. I haven't forgot about everyone, I've just been way too busy with my business. I've been detailing full time for a little over 3 years, but the past year has been a major transition for me as I've been focusing more on the high end market. PS. I heard on the grapevine that we have to take our FB and Business links down. Will remove if so.

Here's a recent example of my work:

BMW (F30) 335I M-Sport (Stage III Detail with Opti-Coat Pro)

Products used:

Dawn/meg's hyper wash mix out of foam cannon
Meg's mf wash mitt
Wolf's Deironizer wheels and paint (I prefer sonax and Ironx) but this got the job done.
Nanoskin sponge
meg's mf wash mitt
OPC for engine, grimy areas and jambs

3-5" mf cutting pads with 105/D300 mix
3-5" LC white flat pad with 205

Opti Coat Pro

Meg's Hyper dressing 4:1 on engine and straight on tires. Wiped clean after application.

The paint is 100% naked in all pics. Opti Coat was applied after the photos were taken.

That's not everything, but you get the idea. Here we go!

It took a very light touch to finish out these buttery soft bad boys.

I was able to gain a little better access and correct a little better around the recessed area with my rotary. I also corrected the taillights by rotary.

It took a combination of machine and hand polishing to correct the grill. It was time consuming to say the least

Hi, wanna ask you
my window side got lot of swirl how can i remove it ? simple polish ? or glass polish