Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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Dedicatedperfection: Ultra Sonic Blue Mica Lexus RC 350 F sport
This vehicle belongs to a coworker that approached me to ask about a scratch going down the driver door and what could be done about it. A repaint wasn’t exactly an option and after explaining what could be done about it the owner decided to have me repair the scratch and detail the car. A coating was selected to give it lasting protection.

After getting the car prepped for polishing work I began to assess the affected door and determine the best course of action. I took some paint readings of the door and was returned with readings in the 160-175µm range. Instead of pulling out the rotary/wool/heavy compound, I grabbed my GG3 and equipped it with a Meguiar’s 3” plate/interface pad/3” unigrit 3K foam backed finishing disc and began to work the area. I made a section pass and stopped to take measurements and assess the outcome. With decent results I decided to give it a second section pass and then stop the sanding routine as I had removed 15-20µm clear. After wards the door was compounded/polished with McKee’s 37 products.

Wheels and wells:
Wheels cleaned up with McKee’s 37 Foaming Wheel Cleaner Gel.
Tires cleaned up with McKee’s 37 Tire & Rubber Rejuvenator
Wells cleaned up with McKee’s 37 Cleanse All Exterior Cleaner
Wash:
Foamed with Foam Cannon & CarPro Snow Soap
2BM with Meguiar’s Hyperwash and Meguiar’s Wash media
Decontamination:
Clayed with Nano skin fine 6” pad on 3401 with D155
Smaller areas hit with Nano skin fine sponge
Correction:
3401/PE14 Hybrids & GG3 Hydrotech pads
Affected door compounded with McKee’s 37 Fast Compound
Entire vehicle polished with McKee’s 37 Fast Polish
Wipe down with Wolfgang Perfekt Finish Paint Prep
Wolfgang Über Ceramic Coating applied
Miscellaneous:
Trim cleaned and protected with BlackFire Trim & Tire AIO
Tires dressed with McKee’s 37 Gloss Tire Gel
Windows Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Cleaner
First Inspection









What in the world!?






Time to clean up the wheels/tires/wells






Time for wash



This vehicle belongs to a coworker that approached me to ask about a scratch going down the driver door and what could be done about it. A repaint wasn’t exactly an option and after explaining what could be done about it the owner decided to have me repair the scratch and detail the car. A coating was selected to give it lasting protection.

After getting the car prepped for polishing work I began to assess the affected door and determine the best course of action. I took some paint readings of the door and was returned with readings in the 160-175µm range. Instead of pulling out the rotary/wool/heavy compound, I grabbed my GG3 and equipped it with a Meguiar’s 3” plate/interface pad/3” unigrit 3K foam backed finishing disc and began to work the area. I made a section pass and stopped to take measurements and assess the outcome. With decent results I decided to give it a second section pass and then stop the sanding routine as I had removed 15-20µm clear. After wards the door was compounded/polished with McKee’s 37 products.

Wheels and wells:
Wheels cleaned up with McKee’s 37 Foaming Wheel Cleaner Gel.
Tires cleaned up with McKee’s 37 Tire & Rubber Rejuvenator
Wells cleaned up with McKee’s 37 Cleanse All Exterior Cleaner
Wash:
Foamed with Foam Cannon & CarPro Snow Soap
2BM with Meguiar’s Hyperwash and Meguiar’s Wash media
Decontamination:
Clayed with Nano skin fine 6” pad on 3401 with D155
Smaller areas hit with Nano skin fine sponge
Correction:
3401/PE14 Hybrids & GG3 Hydrotech pads
Affected door compounded with McKee’s 37 Fast Compound
Entire vehicle polished with McKee’s 37 Fast Polish
Wipe down with Wolfgang Perfekt Finish Paint Prep
Wolfgang Über Ceramic Coating applied
Miscellaneous:
Trim cleaned and protected with BlackFire Trim & Tire AIO
Tires dressed with McKee’s 37 Gloss Tire Gel
Windows Wolfgang Perfekt Vision Glass Cleaner
First Inspection









What in the world!?






Time to clean up the wheels/tires/wells






Time for wash


