"My car is brand new, just got it a few days ago" is a very common respond from our clients. Most consumers have no idea how wreck their car is upon delivery. Most dealership's salesperson will deliver the car is a delivery room, whereby the lighting is warm enough to get the car looking glossy as F***. OR They request your arrival for collection in the evening where the sun is setting and its the perfect ambiance lighting!
Upon arrival, what we see is what the client see, what the client see is what you see in this photo. Its a new car.
Looking closer, we see that there might be some puddles on the way.
Or there might had been some rain for the past few days.
But you cant really hide when it comes to LED flood lights.
Most obsolete detailers will still use 400-500watt halogen lighting to spot damages, but that way is just insufficient. LED shows all, The SUN shows all. You could have gotten your car detailed, it looks perfect under halogen spotlights but once u parked at a petrol station, BAM, the small swirl marks are still there!
The damages on this ride is way too severe to be acknowledged as a NEW CAR. Hence, we did something about it. Check this out!
Before we forget, of course we washed the car, clayed the car. Did we forget to mention, white car are extremely tar prone?
10 hours of detailing, we end up with? You got it right, Gloss.
First thing we noticed about the wheels is that its rather clean. But we are OCD, so clean is not enough.
we cleaned and detailed the wheels
Finally, coated the wheels with a fresh coat of Opti-Coat Pro.
Anxious for the results? here you go.
Doesn't have to be a supercar to be a great detail. Cheers. :wavey:
