Mercedes Benz SLS RennTech in for correction plus Finest- Pinpoint Precision Detailing

Great client and friend recentley aquired this beautiful car for his wife after trading in her old Mclaren SLR. Yes you read it right, (Wife's Car).




So we went ahead and booked his car for the weekend.

*Products*

CG Citrus mixed with a bit of dawn. (Car had a lot of wax)
CarPro IronX and Paste
Nanoskin Sponges (Fine/Medium)
Madness wash mitts
Daytona brushes
CarPro Woolies



*Correction*

Flex3401
CarPro Flashpads
LC CSS White pads (polishing and refining)
DP Coating Prep
Meguiar's M105 mixed with D300
CarPro Reflect
CarPro Eraser

*Wheels*
Sonax Full effect

*Coatings*
Cquartz Finest ( 2 years warranty )
CarPro Forte (Newest coating for the windows)

Washing and decon.......





After the car was washed and decon, the car was pulled inside to begin inspection of the paint.

Having the appropriate lighting for white cars is a must.





Paint condition before





After compounding only with the new Flashpads




After polishing (very important step to refine the paint)




D.A sand marks from factory

Before



After



Rear spoiler

Before



After



Day 2 was all about polishing and refinement of the paint.

CarPro Reflect at work.

Sick reflections.













After long hours into day2 and IPA and re polishing the car (Prep) the car for coating with DP Coating Prep (amazing product) it was finally time to start coating the car with,

Cquartz Finest ( 2 Coats )



After 2 coats, Forte and Wheels got coated, I pulled the car outside for a speedy curing process since the day was beautiful and HOT.



Beauty Shots























Thanks for looking.

 

Looks amazing! That must have been a nice treat to work on!

 

Thanks and indeed was. 3 long days correcting the paint. The car is fast, I got to drive it. It looks heavy but when you are flooring, it really doesn't show weakness at all. The owner happens to be a good friend of mine.

 

I love how those rotors fill the front wheels! Great work.

 

Me too. Thanks Jake